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Fig. 6. Effect of the NO donors SNP and SNAP on the 5-HT-stimulated light response.
White bars are 5-HT controls (0.03 mmol l–1 5-HT). Injection
of either 5-HT and SNP (0.3 mmol l–1) or 5-HT and SNAP (0.3
mmol l–1) results in a significantly lower
Ltot than injection of 5-HT per se (A,
P<0.05). 5-HT controls from September (2004) and December (2004)
were combined in the SNAP analysis. Injection of 5-HT and SNAP (0.3 mmol
l–1) results in a significantly lower
RLPmax (B) and a significantly higher
tip (C) than injection of 5-HT per se
(P<0.05). SNP did not affect these parameters. Number of
replicates (non-converging data in brackets, not included in the analysis):
SNP treatment: 5-HT, N=8 (1); 5-HT+SNP (0.03 mmol
l–1), N=5; 5-HT+ SNP (0.3 mmol
l–1), N=6 (2); SNAP treatment: 5-HT
Ltot, N=18 (1); 5-HT RLPmax,
tip, N=10; 5-HT+SNAP, N=8 (1); error
bars indicate s.e.m.