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Effects of temperature change on different dopamine-induced responses were studied in Aplysia ganglion cells. When the temperature was raised from 11 to 35 degrees C, the K+-dependent inhibitory response to dopamine increased to reach a maximum at about 23 degrees C, then decreased at higher temperature. The Na+-dependent slow excitatory one kept increasing without showing the maximum. On the contrary, the Na+-dependent fast excitatory one rather decreased to reach the minimum near 30 degrees C.

Temperature effects on dopamine-induced inhibitory and excitatory responses recorded from Aplysia ganglion cells.