Figure 6: An ion-pair interaction between K195 and D579 is important for NAD+ signalling. | Nature Communications

Figure 6: An ion-pair interaction between K195 and D579 is important for NAD+ signalling.

From: Molecular determinants of common gating of a ClC chloride channel

Figure 6

(a) Protopore and (b) common gating curves for K195 and D579 mutant channels (open symbols). Also shown in panel (b) are common gating curves in the presence of 3 mM intracellular NAD+ (filled symbols). Data are means and s.e.m., and solid lines represent fits of equation (1) to experimental data points. (c) Mean ΔV 1/2common of K195 and D579 mutant channels by 3 mM intracellular NAD+. Data are means and linearly propagated values of s.e.m. For measurements with 3 mM NAD+ n=5 (WT ClC-1), 5 (K195D), 3 (D579K) and 3 (K195D/D579K) separate experiments. Asterisks denote statistical significance determined by one-way ANOVA (P<0.0001). n=3 (K195D, K195D/D579K, D579K (3NAD+), K195D/D579K (3NAD+), n=4 (WT ClC-1, D579K) or n=5 (WT (3NAD+), K195D (3NAD+)). Parameters of the fits of equation (1) to experimental data points for this figure are listed in Supplementary Table S3.

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