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. 2014 Feb 18;25(8):2083–2094. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhu013

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Figure 4. — CP for the influence of EP onset on the development of inhibitory synaptic transmission. (A) Effect of earplugging on spontaneous IPSC amplitude and decay time constant. Left: representative recordings of sIPSC amplitudes. Individual sIPSC displays decay time constant. Right; bar graph showing the quantitative effect of earplugging on sIPSC amplitudes and decay time constant. (B) Effect of earplugging on intracortically-evoked minimum IPSC amplitude. Left: representative example recordings of me-IPSCs. Right: bar graph showing the quantitative effect of earplugging on me-IPSC amplitudes. All recordings were carried out in the presence of DNQX and AP-5. *P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001.