tram 34 (Cambridge Bioscience)
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Article Title: Physiological oxygen levels reset K + channel activity in human vascular endothelial cells
Journal: Redox Biology
doi: 10.1016/j.redox.2025.103981
Figure Legend Snippet: K + channel contributions to whole-cell current vary between cells adapted to 5 kPa or 18 kPa O 2 . ( A) Raw current traces under indicated conditions recorded from HUVEC exhibit outward rectifying whole-cell currents. ( B) Comparisons of normalised current amplitudes (relative to current at +50 mV) under indicated conditions show current inhibition relative to basal control from cells cultured at 5 kPa or 18 kPa using 10 mM TEA, 5 μM TRAM-34, 100 nM apamin (5 kPa: Basal vs. TEA: P = 0.0381, Basal vs. TEA + TRAM-34: P = 0.0095, Basal vs. TEA + TRAM-34+apamin: P = 0.0022; 18 kPa: Basal vs. TEA: P = 0.03723, Basal vs. TEA + TRAM-34: P = 0.0076, Basal vs. TEA + TRAM-34+apamin: P = 0.0042; two-way ANOVA, data denote mean ± S.E.M.). ( C ) Steady-state current-voltage (IV) relationships showing differential effects of TEA, TRAM-34 and apamin in HUVEC adapted to either O 2 level (5 kPa O 2 : F Treatment (3, 90) = 49.88, P < 0.0001, F Voltage (12, 90) = 131.0, P < 0.0001; 18 kPa O 2 : F Treatment (3, 104) = 15.50, P < 0.0001, F Voltage (12, 104) = 55.47, P < 0.0001, n = 2–3 cells each, two-way ANOVA, data denote mean (+S.E.M.).
Techniques Used: Inhibition, Control, Cell Culture
Figure Legend Snippet: K + channel contributions to whole-cell current vary between cells adapted to 5 kPa or 18 kPa O 2 . ( A) Raw current traces under indicated conditions recorded from hCMEC/D3 cells exhibit outward rectifying whole-cell currents. ( B ) Comparisons of normalised current amplitudes (relative to current at +50 mV) under indicated conditions show current inhibition relative to basal control from cells cultured at 5 kPa or 18 kPa using 10 mM TEA, 5 μM TRAM-34, 100 nM apamin (5 kPa: Basal vs. TEA: P = 0.0375, Basal vs. TEA + TRAM-34: P = 0.0013, Basal vs. TEA + TRAM-34+apamin: P < 0.0001; 18 kPa: Basal vs. +TEA + TRAM-34+apamin: P = 0.0244, two-way ANOVA, data denote mean ± S.E.M.). ( C ) Steady-state current-voltage (IV) relationships showing differential effects of TEA, TRAM-34 and apamin in hCMEC/D3 cells adapted to either O 2 level (5 kPa O 2 : F Treatment (3, 102) = 173.0, P < 0.0001, F Voltage (12, 102) = 131.4, P < 0.0001; 18 kPa O 2 : F Treatment (3, 103) = 14.96, P < 0.0001, F Voltage (12, 103) = 38.59, P < 0.0001, n = 3 cells each, two-way ANOVA, data denote mean (+S.E.M.).
Techniques Used: Inhibition, Control, Cell Culture
