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. 2014 Mar 28;8:88. doi: 10.3389/fncel.2014.00088

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Copyright © 2014 Furukawa, Yamada, Akita, Matsushima, Yanagawa and Fukuda.

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Comparison of GABA-evoked currents before and during taurine application in radially migrating neurons in the SP region of the fetal neocortex. (Aa) Typical trace of the currents evoked via the puff application of 10 μM GABA before and during bath perfusion of 10 mM taurine in a single RFP-positive neuron. The GABA-evoked currents boxed with dashed colored lines were superimposed in (Ab). V_H was -60 mV. (B) The peak levels of GABA-evoked currents before (Control) and during taurine application (Taurine) are plotted and compared (left, n = 10). The levels were not significantly altered by taurine application (P = 0.867 by paired t-test). The amplitudes of GABA-evoked currents before (Control) and during taurine application (Taurine) are plotted and compared (right). The amplitudes were significantly altered by taurine application (P = 0.004 by paired t-test).