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Fig. 1. Effects of proctolin and octopamine on the cAMP concentration in
Idotea muscle fibres. (A) Without preequilibration in ASW, the cAMP
concentration does not change significantly after 15 min of exposure to 1
µmol l-1 proctolin (N=8), whereas 15 min of exposure to
10 µmol l-1 octopamine increases the cAMP concentration
significantly (N=5). (B) In fibres equilibrated for 10 min in ASW
after dissection, 3 min of simultaneous exposure to 1 µmol l-1
proctolin and the phosphodiesterase inhibitor 0.5 mmol l-1 IBMX
(N=8) does not change the cAMP concentration compared to controls
with IBMX alone (N=8). *P<0.05.