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Fig. 3. Transport of cAMP and cGMP by the tubule are distinct processes. (A) cGMP
and/or cAMP transport assays were performed on wild-type tubules in the
absence (controls=100%) or presence of cyclic nucleotide (cAMP for cGMP
transport; cGMP for cAMP transport) Percentage changes in the ratio of cGMP or
cAMP transport compared to the controls are shown as mean ± s.e.m.
(N
5). Statistical significance was verified by Student's
t-test compared with control (no added drugs), taking
P<0.05 as the critical level. (B) cGMP and cAMP transport ratios
from tubules assayed in either normal Drosophila saline (normal DS,
unshaded bars) or minimal saline (shaded bars). (C) cAMP transport ratio from
tubules assayed in either normal Drosophila saline (normal DS,
unshaded bars); in minimal saline (shaded bar); or in minimal saline with
additions of specific amino acids or other compounds as indicated (hatched
bars). Data are mean ± s.e.m. (N
5). ***Data
significantly different (P<0.001; Student's t-test) from
cAMP transport ratio in normal DS.