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. 2016 Jul 26;6:30259. doi: 10.1038/srep30259

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BC-2, characterized by a wider axonal than dendritic arbour (A), generated outward currents sensitive to TEA (B,C) and inward HCN currents (I_HCN; D) sensitive to ZD 7288 (E). BC-2 responded to glutamate with comparatively small, bi-phasic inward currents (F). Accordingly, under zero-current clamp, glutamate caused an initial transient and a secondary, slow depolarization (G). The group of BC-2′ (H) expressed comparatively smaller outward and prominent sodium currents (I_Na+) (I). HCN-currents and glutamate responses were similar between the two cell types (J,K).