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. 2015 Jan 7;593(Pt 4):843–856. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2014.283432

Table 2.

Effect of d-serine and DsdA on PNFP amplitude

d-serine DsdA
Stimulus
intensity % Control SEM P % Control SEM P
0.5 328.8 49.4 0.0012 109.7 4.47 0.096
1 171.6 11.8 0.0017 105.1 9.02 0.60
1.5 172.8 16.5 0.007 94.54 9.51 0.59
2 166.5 16.2 0.0094 81.12 5.33 0.017
2.5 143.2 11.9 0.015 78.04 2.58 <0.001
3 132.2 10.9 0.032 72.27 4.33 0.0014
3.5 128.0 9.3 0.030 68.04 4.93 0.0013
4 127.8 9.2 0.030 62.62 5.32 <0.001
4.5 119.4 4.0 0.0044 60.03 3.16 <0.001
5 114.6 4.8 0.028 60.49 3.32 <0.001
5.5 109.4 5.0 0.12 57.87 3.26 <0.001
6 98.33 2.66 0.56 58.00 3.47 <0.001
6.5 98.97 1.97 0.62 56.65 4.47 <0.001

PNFP amplitude after d-serine and DsdA application was compared to control at 13 different stimulus intensities. % control was calculated as d-serine or DsdA/control × 100 at each of the log intensities. Standard errors and the P values calculated using Student's t test from six experiments are reported.