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. 2008 Jun 18;28(25):6483–6492. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0435-08.2008

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Figure 5. — Sr²⁺-induced asynchronous release differs at corticostriatal and thalamostriatal synapses. A, B, Sample traces of EPSCs evoked by cortical (A) and thalamic (B) stimulation in the presence of 2 mm Ca²⁺ or 2 mm Sr²⁺/0 Ca²⁺. C, Box-plot summary of asynchronous release frequency. D, Box-plot summary showing no difference in qEPSC size at corticostriatal and thalamostriatal synapses. E, Amplitude histogram of AMPAR qEPSCs in 2 mm Sr²⁺/0 Ca²⁺ solution evoked by cortical and thalamic stimulation. F, Cumulative 10–90% rise and decay time distributions of AMPAR qEPSCs in 2 mm Sr²⁺/0 Ca²⁺ solution by cortical and thalamic stimulation. Black, Cortical stimulation; red, thalamic stimulation.The asterisk indicates statistical significance.The blue bars are the distribution of baseline amplitudes.