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Fig. 5

From: Extracellular fluid flow and chloride content modulate H+ transport by osteoclasts

Fig. 5

a. Emitted fluorescence of BCECF-loaded osteoclast-like cells (OCL-cells) individualized in the area defined by the colored circle line by using the MetaFluor 7.1 software (b). pHi of OCL-cells shown in (a). Each line represents one OCL-cell. At the time the flow is stopped (dashed line), pHi become progressively more alkaline, thus indicating H+ secretion since the standard HEPES-buffered solution does not contain HCO3 . c. Transmitted light image of selected osteoclast. d. pHi of the osteoclast shown in c. At the time the flow is stopped (dashed line), pHi become progressively more alkaline, thus indicating H+ secretion since the standard HEPES-buffered solution does not contain HCO3

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