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Fig. 2. Effect of basolateral ATP on short-circuit current (Isc) of artificial pondwater (APW)- and high-salinity (HSW)-adapted integuments. Transepithelial Na+ current was determined after Isc had reached steady state (control). Subsequently 1 mmol l-1 ATP was added to the basolateral compartment and transepithelial Na+ current (INa) was determined again (ATP) when Isc had stabilized. Values are means ± S.E.M. (N=5). ATP significantly increased INa in HSW-adapted preparations, **P<0.005. Hatched columns, transepithelial Na+ current; filled columns, residual non-Na+ currents.