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. 1997 Jul 1;110(1):45–58. doi: 10.1085/jgp.110.1.45

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Ganglion cells possess a CACA-sensitive GABA receptor. (A) There is a GABA effect on barium current not due to the GABA_AR, the baclofen sensitive GABA_BR, or the GABA_CR. When these receptors were blocked (GABA_AR and GABA_CR) or saturated (GABA_BR), GABA still caused a reversible reduction in the voltage activated barium current. (B) Low doses of CACA reduced the barium current. (C) This effect of CACA was not blocked by a combination of antagonists that together block the GABA_AR, GABA_CR, and the baclofen-sensitive GABA_BR.