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Monitoring Extracellular DOPAC Following Stimulated Release of Dopamineectively, the temporal relationship of the extracellular levels of the metabolite to neurotransmitter release must be known. In this chapter the temporal relationship of extracellular dihydroxyphenylacetic acid (DOPAC) to stimulated dopamine release is described. In vivo voltammetry is used to obser