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Fig. 3. (A) Representative scan of tetraethylammonium (TEA) flux at locations along the lower Malpighian tubule (LMT) and ureter. Tubules were bathed in saline containing 100 µmol l–1 TEA. The length of each arrow corresponds to the magnitude of TEA influx and the axis of each arrow indicates the axis of the TEA-SeR microelectrode's movement. (B) TEA influx (left ordinate) and differential signal (right ordinate) in the LMT, distal ureter and proximal ureter. The proximal ureter is defined as the 50% of the ureter length closest to the gut. Each bar shows mean + S.E.M. for N=6 preparations.





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