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. 2016 Apr 28;6:24904. doi: 10.1038/srep24904

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(A,C) Examples of voltage responses to increasing current injections (as indicated) in a small (A) and a large (C) IN are shown. Cells were kept at RMP. (B) Both groups of IN revealed a saturating relationship between spike frequency and current injection. (D) Details of the first AP evoked by a depolarizing current injection (+80 pA) are shown in an overlap at high temporal resolution. The mean AP shape form in small (n = 15, red line) IN is typically shorter in comparison to large IN (n = 15, blue line).