Figure 3. Intrasynaptosomal [Calcium2+] ([Ca2+]i) and the glutamate release in response to KCl depolarization in the presence of varied [Calcium2+] in the external medium ([Ca2+]e). (A) Changes in [Ca2+]ifrom one synaptosomal preparation in the presence of the varying [Ca2+]eindicated. (B) The dependence of the net [Ca2+]itransient on [Ca2+]e(ext[Ca]). Each point represents the mean of three to five measurements. (C) Changes in nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate (NADPH) fluorescence intensity (FI) representing glutamate release with varied [Ca2+]e, in which the decreased slope of the FI increase is proportional to the magnitude of glutamate release. (D) Fractional change in the Calcium2+ transient and glutamate release plotted as a fraction of the control level observed in presence of 1.3 mM [Ca2+]e.

Figure 3. Intrasynaptosomal [Calcium2+] ([Ca2+]i) and the glutamate release in response to KCl depolarization in the presence of varied [Calcium2+] in the external medium ([Ca2+]e). (A) Changes in [Ca2+]ifrom one synaptosomal preparation in the presence of the varying [Ca2+]eindicated. (B) The dependence of the net [Ca2+]itransient on [Ca2+]e(ext[Ca]). Each point represents the mean of three to five measurements. (C) Changes in nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate (NADPH) fluorescence intensity (FI) representing glutamate release with varied [Ca2+]e, in which the decreased slope of the FI increase is proportional to the magnitude of glutamate release. (D) Fractional change in the Calcium2+ transient and glutamate release plotted as a fraction of the control level observed in presence of 1.3 mM [Ca2+]e.

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