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. 2013 Dec 10;7:195. doi: 10.3389/fncir.2013.00195

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RFP-expressing fast-spiking interneurons in SOM-RFP mice. (A) Voltage responses (upper panels) of an RFP-expressing layer 5 barrel cortex neuron to the intracellular current steps shown in the lower panel. Note the pronounced after-hyperpolarization (arrowhead) and the non-adapting spike train, typical of FS interneurons. (B) The same neuron was found post-hoc to contain biocytin and RFP and to be immunopositive for PV. (C) A projection of a confocal stack from cortical area A1, showing five RFP-expressing cells immunopositive for PV (circled). The cells labeled #1 and #2 are shown in (D). (D) Single optical sections from subregions of the same field of view as in (C), in the vicinity of cell #1 (left panels, arrows) and cell #2 (right panels, arrows), separated into red and green channels.

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