Fig. 6
The relations between time-matched SFR magnitude and the slow changes in the characteristics of the Ca2+ transient “bump” or “difference curve.” a “Bump” amplitude is plotted against SFR magnitude. b “Bump” integral intensity is plotted against SFR magnitude. c The amplitude of the “positive” component of the “difference curve” is plotted against SFR magnitude. d The integral intensity of the “positive” component of the “difference curve” is plotted against SFR magnitude. DC, “difference curve”; CaT, Ca2+ transient. Data is shown as mean ± SD. Dashed lines show linear approximation for CONT data