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. 2000 Jun 1;20(11):4145–4155. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.20-11-04145.2000

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

Recovery from inactivation of A-type currents.A, Inactivation recovery was examined by inactivating the A-type current and then stepping to −120, −80, or −50 mV for increasing before a test step to 20 mV. The voltage protocol is shown above the current traces. Current traces recovered from −120 (top traces), −80 (middle traces), and −50 (bottom traces) mV are shown. B, Plots of peak current as a function of prepulse duration at −120 (filled circles), −80 (open circles), and −50 (filled squares) mV. Data were fitted with a single exponential with time constants of 6.6 (at −120 mV), 15.5 (at −80 mV), and 41.4 (at −50 mV) msec, respectively.