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. 2013 Aug 12;8(8):e71184. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0071184

Figure 2. The Ih blocker ZD7288 reduces peak PEMH amplitude in A-type VGNs.

Figure 2

In the absence of ZD7288, a 1-s train of vagal stimulation at 50 Hz causes a PEMH. (A). Exposure to 1 microM ZD7288 causes no change in the stimulus/response pattern but markedly reduces the peak PEMH amplitude. Numbers at the beginning and end denote RMP and most negative membrane potential during PEMH, respectively. (B). Scale bars in (A) also apply to (B).