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. 2017 May 23;595(13):4431–4448. doi: 10.1113/JP274258

Figure 3. L2/3 neurons in the fmr1−/y prefrontal cortex fire more action potentials in response to a current stimulus.

Figure 3

A, representative traces showing the response to a 300 pA current injection in a wild‐type (top) and fmr1−/y (bottom) neuron. B, summary graph showing that fmr1−/y L2/3 neurons fire more action potentials in response to increasing current amplitude compared to wild‐type neurons (wild‐type: 14 cells/7 mice; fmr1−/y: 10 cells/6 mice). C, representative traces showing the response to a 300 pA current injection of increasing duration. D, summary graph showing that fmr1−/y L2/3 neurons fire more action potentials in response to longer duration current injections compared to wild‐type neurons (wild‐type: 6 cells/3 mice; fmr1−/y: 6 cells/2 mice).