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. 2015 Mar 17;18(6):pyv017. doi: 10.1093/ijnp/pyv017

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Figure 1. — Adenosine A_2A receptor activation does not modulate excitatory synaptic transmission onto basolateral amygdala (BLA) pyramidal neurons. (A) Representative current traces of sEPSCs recorded from a BLA pyramidal cell at baseline and in the presence of 100nM CGS-21680. (B) The distribution of cumulative interevent intervals of sEPSCs under baseline and 100nM CGS-21680 recording conditions. Inset: bar graph depicting mean frequency of sEPSCs at baseline and following bath application of 100nM CGS-21680 (NS, P>.05, paired t test; n=10). (C) The cumulative distribution of sEPSC amplitudes at baseline and following 100nM CGS-21680 application. Inset: bar graph depicting mean sEPSC amplitude at baseline and following 100nM CGS-21680 application (NS, P>.05, paired t test; n=10).