Hyperpolarizing GABAergic Transmission Depends on KCC2 Function and Membrane Potential¶
Deeb, T. Z. (2011). Hyperpolarizing GABAergic Transmission Depends on KCC2 Function and Membrane Potential. Channels, 5(6).
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- Hyperpolarization (biology)
- A convenient point on a falling trace is not enough: the baseline must be fixed independently of the response, so ordinary recovery from an earlier depolarization is not relabeled hyperpolarization simply by choosing a momentary high value.
This source2 and 4; Discussion. DOI: 10.4161/chan.5.6.17952. Fig. 1 analysis includes previously published measurements, and the source documents conditional polarity rather than universal hyperpolarizing GABA.
- A convenient point on a falling trace is not enough: the baseline must be fixed independently of the response, so ordinary recovery from an earlier depolarization is not relabeled hyperpolarization simply by choosing a momentary high value.
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