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Fig. 1. Michaelis-Menten analysis of dopamine uptake in isolated snail brains
measured by rotating disk electrode voltammetry. Sequential addition of
dopamine to the preparation showed a Km of 0.9 µmol
l-1 dopamine and a Vmax of 558 pmol dopamine
s-1 g-1 wet mass. A total of 40 animals was used for
this experiment (N=8; 5 pooled brains used for each experiment).
Because the concentration of outside dopamine ([dopamine]o) varied
slightly as a function of the rate of uptake when each sequential addition of
exogenous dopamine was made, individual data points are shown rather than
averaged data. The data were fitted to the Michalis-Menten equation using
non-linear regression. The curve does not significantly deviate from the model
(P=0.36 via the runs test).