… During whole-cell recording, stimulation consisted of 100 ms voltage steps in 20 mV increments
from 70 to 70 mV. (E) K current density in control or SNOC-exposed neurons. Values are …

Recently, we cloned and began to characterize a newN-methyl-d-aspartate receptor (NMDAR)
subunit, NR3A. Here we extend our earlier findings by showing that recombinantly …

… before the conditioning protocol) induced by depolarization from −70 mV to −50, −20 or +30
mV in the presence of nicotine or to +30 mV without nicotine (no stimulation). Data are from …

Experiments on the frog sartorius muscle were used to study the effects of the L-type calcium
channel blocker verapamil on endplate currents. Verapamil had no effect on the amplitudes …

A new comparative characteristic of endplate microphysiology has been introduced. It is the
feasibility of receptors to become desensitised as demonstrated on two frog species, Rana …

… mode, the resting membrane potential averaged about À45 mV, and with increasing time
in culture the majority of cells (81%, n = 29) fired action potentials with amplitudes of $110 mV …

NMDA receptors are typically excited by a combination of glutamate and glycine. Here we
describe excitatory responses in CNS myelin that are gated by a glycine agonist alone and …

… At −80 mV, application of 10 µM glycine evoked inward currents up to several microamps.
Importantly, l-glutamate and NMDA, agonists that activate conventional NMDARs through NR2 …

… The holding potential was −55 mV after adjusting for the liquid junction potential (5 mV).
Patch … AMPAR-mediated EPSCs were measured at a holding potential of −70 mV and further …

… --40 to +20 mV, while within the range from -120 to --40 mV it even somewhat decreased.
Therefore, … RA Glniatullin and MV Talantova, "Physiological role of desensitized acelylcholtne …