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Fig. 5. Reduction in shunt resistance induced by current injection simultaneous to intracellular perfusion with fluoride ions. (a, b) Human atrial myocyte placement prior and after its placement inside the hole of a perfusion tube with suction (see Fig. 3). (c) Superimposed storage-oscilloscope traces of membrane potential recorded during current injection of 100 nA and tubing perfusion with buffered 150 mM CsF (see Bustamante and McDonald, 1983). The uppermost and lowermost traces correspond, respectively, to the initial and final (steady-state) levels of the membrane potential of �12 and �102 mV. From these observations can be concluded that Rshunt was about 0.1 and 1 MW. Without F- inside the tubing, the higher value of Rshunt was not attained (Bustamante, 1981). Experiment 81070401.

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