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. 2021 Jul 19;473(8):1261–1271. doi: 10.1007/s00424-021-02576-5

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Fig. 2 — GABA_BR agonist-induced and antagonist-induced effects on mIPSC frequency differ in WT and Tscs2 ± cells. a Representative mIPSC traces recorded from a Tsc2^+/- neuron demonstrate the baclofen-induced effect. b Baclofen (10 µM) significantly reduces mIPSC frequency both in WT (left) and in Tsc2^+/- (middle) neurons. Relative baclofen-induced reduction of mIPSC frequency is significantly larger in Tsc2^+/- cells compared with that in WT ones (right panel). c Representative mIPSC traces recorded from a WT cell demonstrate the CGP55845-induced effect. d CGP55845 (1 µM) significantly increases mIPSC frequency in WT (left) but not in Tsc2^+/- (middle) neurons. Relative CGP55845-induced elevation of mEPSC frequency is significantly stronger in WT neurons compared with that in Tsc2^+/- cells (right panel)