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Article: Intrinsic neurophysiological properties of hilar ectopic and normotopic dentate granule cells in human temporal lobe epilepsy and a rat model.

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Althaus AL; Sagher O; Parent JM; Murphy GG
J. Neurophysiol., 2015


Table 1.

Passive membrane properties used to differentiate DGCs from interneurons and to investigate differences between hilar DGCs and those in the GCL

GCL DGCsHilar DGCsInterneurons
n36711
Resting membrane potential*, mV-70.47 ± 0.82-68.81 ± 1.96-64.18 ± 1.23
Input resistance*, MΩ198.58 ± 15.43153.32 ± 16.9142.07 ± 57.04
Sag ratio*1.12 ± 0.011.07 ± 0.041.25 ± 0.08
Action potential threshold*, mV-42.98 ± 1.45-22.87 ± 8.14-42.47 ± 2.51
Action potential spike height*, mV79.69 ± 2.2153.72 ± 11.3769.96 ± 4.01
Action potential half-width, ms0.99 ± 0.050.92 ± 0.130.77 ± 0.09
  • Values are means ± SE; n, no. of cells.

  • GCL, granule cell layer; DGC, dentate granule cells. Analyses were done using one-way ANOVA with Tukey's post hoc test for multiple comparisons. Action potential characteristics were measured from single-spike protocol.

  • * Main effect determined by one-way ANOVA.

  • Significantly different from GCL with post hoc analysis.

  • Significantly different from hilus with post hoc analysis.


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