Figure 4. Tetanization-induced LTD in the neurons in which photolysis changed the PSP amplitude by less than 10%.
A, tetanic stimulation of WM resulted in LTD in WM-evoked PSPs, but not in GM-evoked PSPs, in a representative neuron. B, time courses (n = 6) of changes in amplitude of WM- (□) and GM-evoked (▪) PSPs. Depression of WM-evoked PSPs lasted for longer than 30 min. Photolysis by UV irradiation and tetanization were performed at the times indicated by the arrows.