11.   In some experiments net fluid transport was measured by the method originally described by Cassuto et al.

12.   Net fluid transport was considered to be equal to changes in the intestinal weight, which was continuously monitored by connecting the force transducer to a Grass polygraph.

13.   Hexamethonium or atropine was injected intravenously and fluid transport was followed for another hour.

14.   Since rates of fluid transport were similar, regardless of the method used for estimating fluid transport, the results from the two methods were pooled.

15.   Compared with the control animals, both groups of infected rats exhibited a significantly different fluid transport.

16.   In three other experiments fluid transport in the jejunum was nil.

17.   No effect on fluid transport was seen.

18.   These findings agree with results reported by other researchers investigating fluid transport in vivo.

19.   With increasing rates of secretion an increasing fraction of the change in fluid transport caused by the nematode was mediated by nervous mechanisms.

20.   A similar observation was made by Scofield who studied fluid transport in vitro.