Figure 6: Estimates of nanodomain Ca2+ amplitude from CaV2.2/TN–XL responses. | Nature Communications

Figure 6: Estimates of nanodomain Ca2+ amplitude from CaV2.2/TN–XL responses.

From: Nanodomain Ca2+ of Ca2+ channels detected by a tethered genetically encoded Ca2+ sensor

Figure 6

(a) Average CaV2.2/TN–XL responses to nanodomain Ca2+ signals, corrected to reflect signal of active channels alone. Top, black trace plots average whole-current, rescaled to open probability PO by normalizing peak current during 30-mV pulse to 0.69. Grey trace, exponential fit to PO waveform. Middle, cyan trace plots average C, corrected CFP signal. Red trace, forward transform prediction of experimental C using Caspike=60 μM. Bottom, Green trace plots average , corrected FRET-ratio signal. Red trace, forward transform prediction of experimental using Caspike=60 μM. Grey traces, transform prediction with Caspike as labelled. (b), Nanodomain Ca2+ signals input to forward transform for prediction of CaV2.2/TN–XL responses in (a). Top, PO waveform reproduced from (a). Middle, Schematic of stochastic Ca2+ pulses in nanodomain. Bottom, forward transform box with parameters in Table 1. (c) Caspike estimation criteria. Presumed Caspike values plotted versus fold-fitting error (sum of squared deviations between fit and data, normalized to sum with Caspike=60 μM). Cusp of plot denotes Caspike=60 μM as best fit. Shaded zone specifies approximate confidence region, where fits yield errors within 25% of minimum.

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