Figure 5. Effects of niflumic acid on slow waves from the murine small intestine.

A shows cumulative doses (1–300 μm) on jejunal slow waves. Slow waves were abolished at concentrations greater than 300 μm. B shows the effects of different concentrations of niflumic acid on slow waves at a faster sweep speed. C and D show summaries (n= 11) of the dose-dependent effects of niflumic on intestinal slow wave frequency and duration, respectively. Filled circles represent recording under control conditions.