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. 2009 Sep 30;102(6):3365–3383. doi: 10.1152/jn.00265.2009

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Fig. 11. — Correlation analysis between membrane potential and input resistant. A: correlations between E_m and R_in in both control (○ - -) and 5-HT (● –) conditions are established from 14 cells in A1. Changes induced by 5-HT in E_m and R_in in the same group of neurons are plotted in A2. B: similar to A, the E_m is correlated with R_in in both control (○ - -) and ACh (● –) conditions from the recordings of 19 cells in B1. Changes induced by ACh in E_m and R_in are shown in B2. None of the preceding relations is significantly correlated, suggesting that rather than passive membrane properties, the 5-HT and ACh induced changes in E_m and R_in may mainly result from modulation of active membrane properties of the EGFP+ neurons.