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. 2011 Feb 28;589(Pt 9):2245–2260. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2010.200659

Table 3.

Changes in active and passive properties between the high-PIC and low-PIC SOD1 motoneurons

Low-PIC SOD1 High-PIC SOD1


Mean SD n Mean SD n Significance
Total onset voltage (mV) −46 ±7 −44 ±6
28 9
Total peak (mV) −22 ±4 −16 ±6
28 9
Total amplitude (pA) −246 ±109 −791 ±265 ↑↑↑
28 9
Na+ PIC onset voltage (mV) −44 ±6 −46 ±6
24 9
Na+ PIC peak (mV) −18 ±5 −17 ±4
24 9
Na+ PIC amplitude (pA) −200 ±95 −696 ±275 ↑↑↑
24 9
Ca2+ PIC onset voltage (mV) −44 ±8 −39 ±9
34 9
Ca2+ PIC peak (mV) −24 ±8 −18 ±7
34 9
Ca2+ PIC amplitude (pA) −87 ±67 −129 ±39
34 9
Total PIC/C (pA pF−1) −0.91 ±0.77 −2.90 ±1.22 ↑↑↑
28 9
Na+ PIC/C (pA pF−1) −0.79 ±0.91 −2.55 ±1.18 ↑↑
24 9
Ca2+ PIC/C (pA pF−1) −0.28 ±0.21 −0.48 ±0.20
34 9
Capacitance (pF) 331 ±130 294 ±86
47 9
Vthresh (mV) −29 ±5 −29 ±4
34 8
RMP (mV) −58 ±5 −61 ±5
37 9
AP overshoot (mV) 30 ±9 33 ±4
38 9
AP duration (ms) 1.0 ±0.3 0.7 ±0.1 ↓↓↓
38 9
AP rise (mV ms−1) 100 ±28 111 ±13
38 9
AP fall (mV ms−1) 62 ±18 81 ±15 ↑↑
38 9
ISI 1–3/SS ISI (%) 66 ±20 81 ±32
24 6
AHP amplitude (mV) 10.0 ±2.6 9.3 ±3.8
27 5
AHP τ (ms) 28 ±13 17 ±5
26 5
ADH amplitude (mV) 2.6 ±2.2 1.1 ±0.7
25 5
Conductance (nS) 25 ±13 33 ±17
48 9
Ion (pA) 659 ±475 958 ±512
36 9
Ioff (pA) 737 ±531 974 ±580
36 9
ΔI (pA) (ms) 78 ±203 15 ±159
36 9
F–Iasc (Hz nA−1) 36 ±16 37 ±30
36 9
F–Idesc (Hz nA−1) 37 ±25 36 ±28
36 9

Shown here are the same properties as those in Tables 1 and 2, but comparing those motoneurons that had the largest total PIC amplitude (more than 1 SD above the mean) with the rest of the SOD1 motoneurons. The mean value ± SD for each group is listed with number of samples (n). The number of arrows in the rightmost column indicates significance, as follows: ↑ indicates 0.05 > P≥ 0.01; ↑↑ indicates 0.01 > P≥ 0.001; and ↑↑↑ indicates P < 0.001.