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. 2010 Feb 15;588(Pt 8):1241–1249. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2009.180984

Figure 2. Synaptic and cellular currents in CA3 pyramidal cells are unaffected by H3 receptor activation.

Figure 2

A, EPSCs were recorded in standard ACSF in the absence of drugs, after kainate application, and activation of H3 receptors. Activation of kainate receptors (middle trace) shows the strong increase in number and amplitude of EPSCs typical during gamma oscillations. Activation of H3 receptors leaves EPSCs unaffected. Summary histogram is below. B, IPSCs were recorded in standard ACSF in the absence of drugs, after kainate application, and activation of H3 receptors. Activation of kainate receptors (middle trace) shows the strong increase in number and amplitude of IPSCs typical during gamma oscillations. Activation of H3 receptors leaves IPSCs unaffected. GABAA receptor block (lowest trace) removes the PSCs observed before and confirms their inhibitory nature. Summary histogram is below. C, example trace of cellular current recording (left; Vh=−60 mV). Observe a slowly developing inward current in response to kainate but no additional response to RAMH. The summary diagram (right) quantifies the cellular current experiments.