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Fig. 8. Identification of antagonists of 5-HT2β and
5-HT1
. (A) Putative antagonists have no effect on the
parental HEK cell line (left). Several of the antagonists
(10–5 mol l–1) block 5-HT (1 mmol
l–1)-stimulated increases in IP levels in cells expressing
5-HT2βPro (right). Values are means ± s.e.m.,
N=3, *P<0.05 vs 5-HT only. (B)
Antagonist drugs have no significant effect on non-induced
5-HT1
Pro cells (left). None of these drugs (10 mmol
l–1) blocks inhibition of adenylyl cyclase by
10–5 mol l–1 5-HT in cells induced to
express 5-HT1
Pro (right). Some putative antagonists actually
increase the efficacy of the 5-HT effect. Values are means ± s.e.m.,
N=3, *P<0.05 vs 5-HT only.