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. 2011 Sep;138(3):353–366. doi: 10.1085/jgp.201110649

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Figure 10. — Comparison of synaptic current properties after α, γ, and ε AChR subunit knockdown in fast and slow muscle. All recordings were performed at a −70 mV holding potential. (A) Mean amplitude of spontaneous synaptic currents recorded from fast muscle for individual cells (filled circles) and overall mean ± SD (open circles) for each condition. (B) Mean amplitude of spontaneous synaptic currents recorded from slow muscle for individual cells (filled circles) and overall mean ± SD (open circles) for each condition. (C) Mean τ_decay values for individual fast muscle recordings (filled circles) and overall mean ± SD (open circles) for each condition. (D) Mean τ_decay values for individual slow muscle recordings (filled circles) and overall mean ± SD (open circles) for each condition.