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. 1996 Sep 1;16(17):5312–5323. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.16-17-05312.1996

Table 1.

Effect of paired-pulse and tetanic stimulation on mEPSC peak amplitude

mEPSC peak amplitude (pA)
Cell number Before stimulation After stimulation Significance
Paired pulse 1 17.6  ± 6.9 18.0  ± 6.7 NS
2 21.2  ± 12.5 17.9  ± 6.1 NS
3 54.1  ± 41.9 49.9  ± 27.7 NS
4 42.8  ± 22.0 36.8  ± 20.1 NS
5 20.2  ± 8.6 20.2  ± 5.6 NS
6 22.9  ± 8.8 22.6  ± 8.8 NS
Tetanic 1 21.1  ± 9.8 23.6  ± 10.8 p < 0.05*
2 18.2  ± 8.6 17.3  ± 7.6 NS
3 42.0  ± 22.8 41.0  ± 14.4 NS
4 26.6  ± 17.6 27.7  ± 11.7 NS
5 15.1  ± 8.3 14.9  ± 8.5 NS
6 29.5  ± 16.2 31.4  ± 19.0 NS

*Note mEPSCs are slightly larger after stimulation, despite depression of evoked responses.

NS, Not significant; paired-pulse stimulation at 1 sec ISI.

Tetanic stimulation pattern = 10 action potentials at 20 Hz.