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Fig. 4. Changes in the membrane potential (Vm) recorded from
acinar cells during bath application of GABA, dopamine and 5-HT. (A)
Superfusion of isolated salivary glands with PS containing 1 mmol
l–1 GABA does not affect the resting Vm
of acinar cells. Control application of 100 nmol l–1 dopamine
evokes multiphasic changes in the Vm of the acinar cell,
showing that the isolated gland is functionally intact. (B,D) Co-application
of GABA and either dopamine or serotonin (5-HT). 1 mmol l–1
GABA has no measurable effect on the amplitudes and kinetics of dopamine- or
5-HT-induced Vm changes in acinar cells. (C) Quantitative
summary (means ± s.e.m.) of the experiments illustrated in B and D.
Response amplitudes induced by co-application of dopamine or 5-HT and GABA,
normalized to control amplitudes with 5-HT or dopamine, respectively, prior to
co-application. The amplitude was taken as the range from the
hyperpolarization peak to the depolarization peak. 1 mmol l–1
GABA did not significantly alter the dopamine-(N=5) and 5-HT-induced
(N=6) changes in Vm. Duration of dopamine, 5-HT
and GABA applications are indicated by bars.