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Fig. 3. Effect of osmotic manipulations on the hemolymph side of isolated posterior gills on the transepithelial potential difference (Vte). (A) Response of Vte to gradually reduced osmolarities. The data are given as percentages (± S.E.M.) of the Vte increase with Hyposmotic saline (100% response). N=20. (B) Response of Vte to ion concentration change at constant or reduced osmolarity. Mean ± S.E.M. of five values are given in each column. Asterisk indicates statistical difference (P<0.05). Isosmotic: 1045 mosmol l-1; Hyposmotic: 698.6 mosmol l-1; Isosucrose: Hyposmotic saline plus 345.4 mmol l-1 sucrose (same osmolarity as Isosmotic saline).