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. 1998 Sep 1;18(17):6963–6976. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.18-17-06963.1998

Table 1.

Actions of noradrenaline (NA) or 6-fluoronorepinephrine (FNE) on identified GABAergic cell types

GABA cell type n Cell characteristics Adrenergic responses
Resting potential (mV) Input resistance (MΩ) Cross-sectional somatic NA (10–50 μm) (number of cells) FNE (10–50 μm) (number of cells) Spike firing1-a (firing cells/ total in CNQX/APV)
Area (μm2) Longest extent (μm) Depo Hyper/ Depo Depo Hyper/Depo Hyper
FS cells 36 −70.1  ± 4.9 144  ± 38 151  ± 37 17.1  ± 2.8 9 27 0/28 (0%)
LS cells 7 −62.3  ± 4.7 184  ± 51 144  ± 60 16.2  ± 3.6 6 1 0/6 (0%)
SOM RSNP cells 21 −53.4  ± 3.2 332  ± 100 202  ± 60 19.7  ± 3.3 4 1 15 1 12/13 (92%)
SOM BSNP cells 3 −50.7  ± 4.9 400  ± 39 176  ± 96 18.3  ± 3.1 2 1
CCK RSNP cells 22 −52.6  ± 27.0 360  ± 102 250  ± 59 22.8  ± 4.2 7 1 6 6 2 6/15 (40%)
CCK BSNP cells 4 −58.0  ± 2.7 697  ± 284 225  ± 43 22.4  ± 4.2 4 2/4 (50%)

The solution contained CNQX/APV, TTX or both. Data are mean ± SD. n, Number of cells; Depo, depolarization; Hyper/Depo, hyperpolarization followed by depolarization; Hyper, hyperpolarization; FS, fast-spiking; LS, late-spiking; RSNP, regular-spiking nonpyramidal; BSNP, burst-spiking nonpyramidal; SOM, somatostatin; CCK, cholecystokinin.

F1-a

Proportion of cells that fired spikes in response to NA or FNE application in a solution containing CNQX/APV but not TTX.