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Fig. 5. Dose-dependence of cuticular short-circuit current (Isc) and transcuticular conductance (Gcut) inhibition by amiloride. A clamp voltage of 10 mV with reference to the apical side was maintained to force transcuticular NH4+ fluxes. In four experiments on different isolated cuticles, amiloride was added at increasing concentrations to the external solution. (A) Mean Isc plotted against the concentration of amiloride (in mol l-1) in the external saline. (B) The Isc data are shown in a Hanes-Woolf plot. The mean values of {Delta}Imax (maximum short-circuit current) and Kami (inhibition constant for amiloride) were obtained from plots for the individual experiments. (C) Mean Gcut plotted against the concentration of amiloride (in mol l-1) in the external saline. (D) The Gcut data are shown in a Hanes-Woolf plot. The mean values of {Delta}Gmax (maximum transcuticular conductance) and KAmi were obtained from plots for the individual experiments. Values are means ± S.E.M.





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