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Fig. 3. Ca2+ influx is necessary for increases in CBF. (A) Zero
Cl- bath (filled circles) excites CBF (N=5,
P
0.001), and the effect does not diminish over time. The
excitatory effect is abolished (N=5, P
0.10 compared to
control) when 50 µmol l-1 nifedipine (Nif; open squares) is
included in the bath solution. (B) Excitation induced by 100 µmol
l-1 dopamine (DA) and 10 µmol l-1 TPep-NLS (TPep) is
also dependent on Ca2+ influx. Zero external Ca2+
(N=5, P
0.008) and 50 µmol l-1 nifedipine
(N=5, P
0.003) both significantly reduce dopamine
excitation. Similarly, zero external Ca2+ (N=5,
P
0.00009) and 50 µmol l-1 nifedipine (N=6,
P
0.01) also significantly reduce TPep-NLS excitation.
*Significant change from mean basal levels (A) or significant
reduction from stimulated levels (B).