Article: Cholinergic responses of morphologically and electrophysiologically characterized neurons of the basolateral complex in rat amygdala slices.
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Yajeya J; de la Fuente Juan A; Merchan MA; Riolobos AS; Heredia M; Criado JM
Neuroscience, 1997
Table 1Membrane properties of basolateral amygdaloid complex neurons
| | Resting potential | Input resistance | Time constant |
| Type of action potential | Number of neurons | (mV; ±S.E.M.) | (MΩ; ±S.E.M.) | (ms; ±S.E.M.) |
| Burst response | 66 (71%) | −63±6 | 46±17 | 21±5 |
| Multiple spike | 21 (22%) | −67±8 | 56±17 | 21±5 |
| Single spike | 7 (7%) | −74±6* | 57±15 | 15±4*† |
| Overall | 94 | | | |
*Significant difference from burst response, P<0.005.†Significant difference from multiple spike, P<0.005.
Inferred neuron-electrophysiology data values
