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. 2011 Jan 30;590(Pt 7):1699–1720. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2011.225482

Figure 7. Simulated centripetal (A) and centrifugal (B) motion-induced changes in the membrane potential (ΔVm) of SAC dendritic tips (Z) as a function of ΔEGA (X), the proximal–distal dendritic difference in EGA, and the delay in GABA channel closing (Y).

Figure 7

A, the amplitude of the depolarizing response calculated in the centripetal dendritic tip was little affected when only the delay in GABA channel closing was increased or when only ΔEGA was increased. However, the centripetal response was dramatically reduced when both the delay in GABA channel closing and ΔEGA were increased. B, the amplitude of the depolarizing response calculated in the centrifugal dendritic tip was not altered by increasing the delay in GABA channel closing and/or the size of ΔEGA. ΔVm is the response relative to the resting membrane potential.