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Orthovanadate (5 . 10(-7) M) perfused through isolated gills at a constant rate increased the perfusion pressure by 40% but inhibited the effluxes of Na+ and Cl- by 40%. Water efflux was unaltered. Ouabain (10(-4) M) and rotenone (10(-4) M) influenced salt and water effluxes in the same way but did not alter perfusion pressures. Orthovanadate (10(-5) M) perfused at constant rate increased the pressure nearly 2.5-fold; under these conditions effluxes of Na+, Cl- and H2O were all increased approximately 2.5-fold.
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