Fig. 2From: Effect of phenylephrine and endothelium on vasomotion in rat aorta involves potassium uptakeRole of K+ on rhythmic contractions in rat aortic rings. Original tracings showing the effect of different doses of KCl (10–30 mM) (a) or effect of K+ channel blockers alone (5 mM BaCl2 or 5 mM of TEA) (b). Vasoconstriction occurred just when the K+ channel blocker was added alone to the bath; but rhythmic contractions were only observed with TEA. The arrows indicate when the KCl, BaCl2 or TEA was added to the bathBack to article page