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Fig. 11
d-Tubocurarine and berbamine reduce the loading of GTTR. (A) dTC and berbamine significantly reduced the fluorescent intensity of 0.2 μM GTTR compared to DMSO controls (***p < 0.001). No significant difference was seen between the reduction by dTC and berbamine. Fluorescent intensity was measured in arbitrary units (a.u.). Error bars are ±SEM. (B–D) Representative images taken following 10 min GTTR exposure in DMSO, dTC and berbamine. Scale bar = 50 μm. |
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