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Fig. 5 | Skeletal Muscle

Fig. 5

From: Absence of physiological Ca2+ transients is an initial trigger for mitochondrial dysfunction in skeletal muscle following denervation

Fig. 5

Simultaneous recording of cytosolic and mitochondrial Ca2+ transients. a A representative confocal image of FDB fiber expressing mt-YC3.6. Note the mitochondrial expression pattern of mt-YC3.6. b A representative image of an FDB fiber that is voltage-clamped through a glass pipette (from eight independent experiments). x-rhod-1 is delivered into the cytosol of the fiber through the pipette for recording of cytosolic Ca2+ transients. c Simultaneous recording of the dynamic changes of Ca2+ in both cytosol and mitochondria. Panel f 3 is the fluorescence change of x-rhod-1 in cytosol during a brief pulse (20 ms). Panels f 1 and f 2 are the fluorescence changes of mt-YC3.6 at different emission wavelength. Panel f 2 /f 1 is the ratio of mt-YC3.6 images. d The time course of cytosolic x-rhod-1 (red trace) and mitochondrial mt-YC3.6 ratio (black trace) following a brief depolarization pulse (20 ms). e The time course of quantified Ca2+ transients in cytosol (red) and mitochondria (black). Note the similar time courses of cytosolic and mitochondrial Ca2+ transients

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