Rapid changes in intracellular free calcium concentration. Detection by metallochromic indicator dyes in squid giant axon

Biophysical Journal
J E BrownB M Salzberg

Abstract

The metallochromic indicator dyes, arsenazo III and chlorophosphonazo III, were used in squid giant axons to detect rapidly the very small influxes of calcium that occur as a result of changes of membrane potential.

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