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Inhibitory axonrs in the lobster nervous system contain about 100 times more gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) than excitatory axons, the respective concentrations being about 0.1 M and 0.001 M.t In an attempt to account for this concentration difference, we have begun a study of the enzymes and substrates of GABA metabolism in single excitatory and inhibitory axons. The work was carried out in two phases; first, the pathway of formation and destruction of GABA in the lobster nervous system was established and a study was made of the properties of the enzymes involved; and second, sensitive microassays for the relevant enzymes and substrates were devised and these components were measured in single cells.

A comparison of the enzymes and substrates of gamma-aminobutyric acid metabolism in lobster excitatory and inhibitory axons.