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p.9 left column bottom paragraph:"By contrast, measures of neurotransmitter release that have supported neuromodulatory functions raise important questions. As illustrated in Table 1 for ACh, the use of different techniques supporting different modes of transmission, and the confounding impact of the lower temporal resolution of microdialysis for conclusions in terms of neuromodulation, have rendered a confusing and even conflicting literature." p.9 right column 2nd paragraph:"For some neurotransmitters, such as glutamate, amperometric
recordings likewise suggested background variations on
the scale of minutes (such minute resolution appears not to be
feasible using amperometric measures of ACh see Table 1)." |