Table 2.

The average resting membrane potential (RMP, mV) and the input resistance (IR, M) of the recorded striatal spiny neurons are reported

	Predrug control		3 μmHU-210		30 μm AM-404		100 μm PMSF		1 μmAEA		1 μm SR-141716		1 μm capsaicin		10 μmVDM11		100 nm MAFP
	RMP	IR	RMP	IR	RMP	IR	RMP	IR	RMP	IR	RMP	IR	RMP	IR	RMP	IR	RMP	IR
Naive	−82  ± 3	195  ± 43	−83  ± 2	209  ± 35	−82  ± 1	210  ± 50	−84  ± 2	198  ± 51	−82  ± 3	195  ± 42	−84  ± 4	201  ± 50	−81  ± 2	217  ± 54	−84  ± 6	202  ± 39	−82  ± 4	205  ± 41
6-OHDA	−81  ± 2	204  ± 49	−84  ± 3	216  ± 41	−83  ± 3	222  ± 45	−82  ± 2	215  ± 48	−84  ± 2	197  ± 44	−83  ± 1	195  ± 47	−83  ± 3	208  ± 29	−83  ± 5	199  ± 41	−83  ± 4	203  ± 39

Each value ± SD corresponds to at least four recorded cells. Both RMP and IR were not significantly changed after the application of each drug (p >0.05, ST test). To simplify reading, only the maximal concentration is shown.