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761 These factors all point to Kv2 family channels as being responsible for the slowly deactivating, slowly inactivating delayed rectifier in GP neurons."
762 These factors may contribute to greater susceptibility of endopiriforn nucleus to epileptogenesis. Reviewed in
763 These results suggest that serotonergic afferents from raphe dynamically modulate olfactory processing through distinct effects on multiple OB targets, and may alter the degree to which OB output is shaped by inhibition during behavior.
764 This channel is present in high density in all species. Original intracellular recordings suggesting site of impulse initiation is the axon hillock with backspread into the soma dendrites
765 This conductance triggers impulses in dendrites and soma, leading to Ca-dependant K conductances
766 This current "may be of limited significance within the normal physiological range of potential and extracellular environment"
767 This current is inactivated at rest and de-inactivated by hyperpolarization; sequences of hyperpolarization-depolarization therefore activate I A, producing the pauser reponse
768 This current is reduced by activation of the metabotropic glutamate receptors
769 This current was measured in nucleated patches from O/A interneurons and found to be ~19% of the total potassium current
770 This current was studied by combining intracellular recordings and two-photon microscopy imaging of [Ca]i
771 This current was studied using whole-cell and perforated patch-clamp in O/A interneurons
772 This is fast activating. There is also I P which is A-like but slowly activating. Some kinetic properties of this current were studied in cell-attached recordings in rats
773 This is only observed in rods in salamander.
774 This is the non-selective Na and K current located in the plasma membrane of the distal segment. It is activated in the dark by cyclic GMP from the disc membranes.
775 This is the non-selective Na and K current located in the plasma membrane of the distal segment. It is activated in the dark by cyclic GMP from the disc membranes.
776 This persistant conductance may be activated by the NMDA receptor depolarization, providing a mechanism for graded, voltage dependent EPSP amplification
777 Three types of glutamate receptors for 1) cone-activated receptors of HCs; 2) cone-activated receptors of OFF-BPs; and 3) rod-activated receptors found in HCs and BPs
778 Thus there is a steady-state calcium current contributing to the depolarization phase of the oscillation but small in comparison with the sodium current."
779 Tonically active at rest; induces a sag in hyperpolarizing responses; blocked by ACh.
780 Transients and kinetics for these channels were studied using whole-cell patch clamp recordings
781 TTX-resistant
782 TTX-sensitive
783 TTX-sensitive sodium current (possibly of the transient type?) may also be present
784 Two soluble guanylyl cyclases have been cloned and expressed
785 Two types of A-like current were observed in GP neurons: a high-threshold, TEA-sensitive current attributable to Kv3.4 channels and a low-threshold, TEA-insensitive current attributable to Kv4 family channels.”
786 Two types of PG cells can be distinguished by the presence of delayed-rectifier. R-type has DR current and shows outward rectification under current-clamp; N-type does not. A third type, X-type, has properties of both R- and N-type. Zinc modifies the A-type current, but not the delayed-rectifier type: at given voltages, it reduces A-current peak amplitude, slows its kinetics. Zinc shifts activation and inactivation toward more positive voltage. Thus, at physiological resting potential -55mV, zinc accelerates repolarization.
787 Type 1 synapse
788 Types and distribution of voltage-gated K+ channels in the soma and apical dendrites were studied in acute brain slices
789 Unlike postsynaptic NMDAR's, they are potentiatedby physiologically relevant concentrations of taurine
790 Unlike the retinogeniculate input, the corticogeniculate input is received by both ionotropic and metabotropic glutamate receptors
791 Unpublished data by Chen and Shepherd have revealed a long lasting after hyperpolarization following a train of action potentials. Using whole-cell recordings, the kinetic properties of this current have been investigated in neurones from neonatal rats, which were retrogradely labelled and identified after enzymatic dissociation
792 Using a monoclonal antibody
793 Using a whole chick (Gallus domesticus) basilar papilla preparation, a map of changes in potassium currents of tall hair cells was produced. All cells recorded from expressed IKCa and IK. The amplitude of total outward current increased in a gradient along the tonotopic axis
794 Using a whole chick (Gallus domesticus) basilar papilla preparation, it was found that apical cells expressed I-IR
795 Using Ca2+ imaging, full action potential invasion throughout the length of the basal dendrites, suggesting the presence of Na channels at somatic density, was observed by
796 Using Ca2+ imaging, full action potential invasionthroughout the length of the basal dendrites, suggesting the presence ofNa channels at somatic density, was observed by
797 Using calcium imaging, calcium waves in layer 2/3 and layer 5 neocortical somatosensory pyramidal neurons were examined in slices from 2- to 8-week-old rats
798 Using confocal microscopy, these channels were found to be localized on the soma, dendrites, and a subpopulation of dendritic spines
799 Using conventional or perforated-patch whole cell recordings, SNc neurons acutely dissociated from P4 to P16 rats NMDA (100 nM, V(hold) = -60 mV) evoked inward, APV-sensitive currents (56.4 +/- 8.6 pA) in all tested neurons (n = 29). Strong depolarizing responses were observed under current-clamp
800 Using differential polarization through applied electric fields, cell bodies and dendrites have been activated in effective isolation during intracellular recordings in vitro. In neurons located in the rostral substantia nigra, the dendrites are shown to have both HVA and LVA channels. HVA conductance appears to be exclusively dendritic. By contrast, in more caudally located cells HVA calcium spikes were located principally in the cell body