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Table 3.

Sodium efflux and net flux in pond snail Lymnaea stagnalis under un-bled and bled conditions with varying ambient [Na+]

Nominal [Na+] (μmol l–1)Condition (N)Efflux (nmol g–1 h–1)Net flux (nmol g–1 h–1)
100 Un-bled –226±14 –131±19 
 Bled (10) –277±9 –39±9 
250 Un-bled (9) –361±57 –111±33 
 Bled (10) –932±57 223±34 
500 Un-bled (10) –446±57 –150±35 
 Bled (10) –1045±91 293±38 
1000* Un-bled (9) –456±99 –61±23 
 Bled (9) –1163±151 212±71 
2000 Un-bled (8) –735±256 –41±38 
 Bled (10) –1518±107 303±53 
Nominal [Na+] (μmol l–1)Condition (N)Efflux (nmol g–1 h–1)Net flux (nmol g–1 h–1)
100 Un-bled –226±14 –131±19 
 Bled (10) –277±9 –39±9 
250 Un-bled (9) –361±57 –111±33 
 Bled (10) –932±57 223±34 
500 Un-bled (10) –446±57 –150±35 
 Bled (10) –1045±91 293±38 
1000* Un-bled (9) –456±99 –61±23 
 Bled (9) –1163±151 212±71 
2000 Un-bled (8) –735±256 –41±38 
 Bled (10) –1518±107 303±53 
*

Concentration at which snails were reared and to which all statistical comparisons of Na+ effects were made (1000 μmol l–1). Values (means ± s.e.m.) for un-bled compared to bled condition within treatment concentration were significantly different except 100 μmol l–1 Na+ concentration

Significantly lower efflux rate compared with respective condition in 1000μmol l–1 treatment

Significantly lower net flux rate than bled snails in 1000 μmol l–1 treatment

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