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. 2000 May 23;97(11):6144–6149. doi: 10.1073/pnas.97.11.6144

Table 1.

Electrophysiological properties of five types of cortical neurons

Electrophysiological parameters Pyr (n = 9) FS (n = 16) RSNP-SS (n = 12) RSNP-VIP (n = 32) IS (n = 16)
(i)  Input resistance, MΩ 247  ± 88 203  ± 85 298  ± 108 430  ± 139 395  ± 157
FS, Pyr, RSNP-SS ≪ IS, RSNP-VIP
(ii)  First spike amplitude, mV 89.9  ± 10.2 80.8  ± 9.6 88.1  ± 6.0 91.6  ± 6.6 83.4  ± 10.0
FS, IS < Pyr, RSNP-SS, RSNP-VIP
(iii)  Second spike amplitude, mV 80.3  ± 11.4 76.6  ± 8.6 85.8  ± 5.6 84.6  ± 6.5 71.2  ± 10.2
FS, IS ≪ RSNP-VIP, RSNP-SS
(iv)  Amplitude reduction, % 10.7  ± 7.7 5.0  ± 3.5 2.5  ± 3.4 7.5  ± 6.1 14.5  ± 8.1
RSNP-SS ≪ RSNP-VIP, Pyr, IS
(v)  First spike duration, ms 1.27  ± 0.33 0.43  ± 0.12 0.48  ± 0.15 0.69  ± 0.23 0.54  ± 0.23
FS, RSNP-SS, IS ≪ RSNP-VIP ≪ Pyr
(vi)  Second spike duration, ms 2.01  ± 0.93 0.43  ± 0.15 0.51  ± 0.15 0.78  ± 0.31 0.61  ± 0.26
FS, RSNP-SS ≪ RSNP-VIP ≪ Pyr and IS ≪ Pyr
(vii)  Duration increase, % 58.3  ± 48.2 −2.4  ± 12.7 6.6  ± 10.1 10.0  ± 9.7 15.0  ± 15.6
FS, RSNP-SS, RSNP-VIP, IS ≪ Pyr and FS ≪ RSNP-VIP, IS
(viii)  First spike AHP, mV −2.6  ± 2.6 −21.5  ± 3.1 −12.2  ± 4.8 −13.6  ± 4.0 −11.5  ± 3.5
FS < RSNP-VIP, RSNP-SS, IS ≪ Pyr
(ix)  Second spike AHP, mV −8.2  ± 4.4 −22.8  ± 2.5 −11.8  ± 4.2 −14.2  ± 4.3 −14.4  ± 4.2
FS ≪ IS, RSNP-VIP ≪ Pyr and FS < RSNP-SS
(x)  Early adaptation, % 77.1  ± 7.9 19.6  ± 18.0 58.3  ± 18.0 61.1  ± 15.4 85.4  ± 14.5
FS < RSNP-SS, RSNP-VIP ≪ Pyr, IS
(xi)  Late adaptation, % 4.2  ± 2.3 7.3  ± 8.7 10.8  ± 9.4 8.8  ± 7.0 8.1  ± 12.8
n.s.
(xii)  Accommodative hump, mV 12.0  ± 4.0 3.0  ± 3.7 1.8  ± 2.8 7.1  ± 4.8 3.2  ± 3.8
FS, RSNP-SS, IS ≪ RSNP-VIP ≪ Pyr
(xiii)  Minimal frequency, Hz 18.5  ± 5.4 57.4  ± 24.2 28.0  ± 8.6 27.4  ± 12.3 14.7  ± 22.3
IS, Pyr < RSNP-SS, RSNP-VIP ≪ FS
(xiv)  Time for minimal frequency, ms 774  ± 66 749  ± 128 735  ± 113 726  ± 112 464  ± 140
IS ≪ Pyr, FS, RSNP-SS, RSNP-VIP

Values are means ± SD. n, number of cells; Pyr, pyramidal cells; <, significantly smaller with P = 0.05; ≪, significantly smaller with P = 0.01; n.s., not statistically different. Statistically significant differences were determined by using the Mann–Whitney U test. Electrophysiological parameters were measured as described in Materials and Methods.