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. 2016 Jun 13;113(25):6985–6990. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1603629113

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Fig. S3. — Contralateral dopamine release is not a result of electrical spread between hemispheres. (A and C) Schematics of carbon fiber electrodes in the NAc (A) and DMS (C), with a cannulated stimulating electrode in the ipsilateral VTA/SN for delivery of lidocaine and a stimulating electrode in the contralateral VTA/SN. (B and D) Dopamine release as a percentage of baseline in the NAc (B) and DMS (D), resulting from contralateral and ipsilateral stimulation of VTA/SN. Lidocaine (350 nmol/0.5 µL) delivery is indicated by the arrow. n = 4 animals per group. Data are average ± SEM.