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. 2018 Jul 31;12:47. doi: 10.3389/fninf.2018.00047

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A small number of parameters separate the two subtypes of GPe neurons. (A) The large conductance, calcium dependent potassium conductance (BK) in soma and dendrite are larger in arkyN than in protoN. (B) Capacitance (CM), and (to a lesser extent) the slow transient potassium channel conductance are greater in arkyN than in protoN (C–D) No systematic differences are observed in HCN conductance (C) or in Kv3 or KA_F (D) between arkyN and protoN. Symbols corresponding to different neurons are the same in all panels and indicated in A.