Table 2. Membrane potential properties during baseline and H₂O₂.

Properties of THR, RMP, [THR-RMP], rheobase and other parameters of the first AP generated by step depolarization during baseline, H₂O₂ and wash.

	baseline	H₂O₂	wash	n (H₂O₂/wash)
RMP [mV]	−59.82 ±1.56	−69.61 ±2.36 ^*	−57.17 ±1.83 ^†	26/23
THR [mV]	−26.09 ±1.03	−33.35 ±2.15 ^*	−31.13 ±1.58 ^*	23/20
[THR-RMP] [mV]	33.33 ±1.95	35.62 ±1.83	25.74 ±1.86 ^*^†	23/20
Rheobase [pA]	66.55 ±13.55	92.15 ±15.58 ^*	38.40 ±6.69 ^†	23/19
Overshoot [mV] (over 0 mV)	35.61 ±1.71	25.10 ±3.15 ^*	26.60 ±3.21 ^*	23/20
AP amplitude from RMP [mV]	95.03 ±2.20	94.07 ±2.72	83.47 ±3.61 ^*^†	23/20
AP amplitude from THR [mV]	61.70 ±1.64	58.45 ±2.25 ^*	57.73 ±3.00	23/20
Half width [ms]	1.11 ±0.06	1.17 ±0.05	1.19 ±0.05	19/16
Rising slope [mV/ms]	195.39 ±11.47	178.70 ±13.31	158.08 ±13.80 ^*	20/17
Falling slope [mV/ms]	−93.16 ±6.05	−86.64 ±4.53	−72.49 ±4.21 ^*^†	20/17
Afterhyperpolarisation from THR [mV]	19.94 ±3.74	18.72 ±4.79	15.51 ±4.14	23/20

One-way RM ANOVA;

compared to baseline,

^†

compared to H₂O₂; p < 0.05. “n” represents the number of observations during H₂O₂ and wash.

Table 2. Membrane potential properties during baseline and H2O2.