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. 2008 Aug 4;105(32):11382–11387. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0804918105

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2.

Fezf2 mutant neurons exhibit the electrophysiological characteristics of callosal projection neurons. (a) Responses to depolarizing current injection of layer 5 neurons in brain slices from Fezf2+/− mice at P17–P24. (b) Responses to depolarizing current injection of layer 5 neurons in slices from Fezf2−/− mice at P17–P24. (c) Histogram plotting the number of layer 5 neurons exhibiting a given adaptation ratio. Layer 5 neurons in slices from Fezf2+/− mice exhibit a bimodal distribution of neurons with high adaptation ratios (≥0.75) and those with low adaptation ratios (<0.75). Layer 5 neurons recorded in Fezf2−/− mice showed a unimodal distribution, all exhibiting low adaptation ratios. (d) Representative biocytin-filled layer 5 neurons in cortical slices. Arrows point to neurons in Fezf2+/− mice that showed spike frequency adaptation. The unmarked neurons in the Fezf2+/− mice showed no adaptation. (Scale bar, 200 μm.)