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. 1996 Aug 15;16(16):5014–5025. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.16-16-05014.1996

Table 1.

Excitatory synaptic currents in mouse cerebellar granule cells

Cell type Rise time (msec) 10–90% Amplitude* (pS/pF) Qtotal (pC) Decay time (msec)* 10–90% Decay rate (msec)
τfast* τslow F/Sb
A. Properties of pharmacologically isolated NMDA receptor-mediated EPSCs1_a
+/+ 5.5  ± 0.8 135.3  ± 15.1 4.3  ± 1.1 211.6  ± 22 42.3  ± 6.0 150.6  ± 8.8 1.5  ± 0.5
−/− 5.0  ± 0.4 278.5  ± 42.1 4.2  ± 0.9 114.3  ± 22 23.0  ± 2.9 184.0  ± 43.5 3.9  ± 1.0
Cell type Rise time (msec) 10–90% Amplitude* (pS/pF) Qtotal (pC) Decay time (msec)* 10–90% Decay rate (msec)
τfast* τslow F/Sb
B. Properties of mossy fiber-evoked synaptic currents
+/+ 0.46  ± 0.04 434.6  ± 65.0 8.0  ± 1.8 270.6  ± 49.5 44.3  ± 6.5 199.6  ± 24.2 1.5  ± 0.4
−/− 0.50  ± 0.02 205.2  ± 56.6 6.4  ± 1.2 165.6  ± 23.3 32.4  ± 3.5 303.0  ± 51.0 4.9  ± 1.2

All data are given as mean ± SE. Data are derived from measurements of 17–51 granule cells in each group.

F1_a

NMDA receptor-mediated synaptic currents were recorded in the presence of CNQX (10 μm) and glycine (10 μm).

F1_b

F/S represents the ratio of the amplitudes of the fast (F) and slow (S) exponential components of decay of the EPSC.

*Denotes statistically significant difference (p < 0.05, Student’s ttest).