ArticlePhysiological reports2017
Nonspecific block of voltage-gated potassium channels has greater effect on distal schaffer collaterals than proximal schaffer collaterals during periods of high activity.
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- Effects of divalent cations on Schaffer collateral axon function.Experimental brain research · 2021Article
- Nonspecific block of voltage-gated potassium channels has greater effect on distal schaffer collaterals than proximal schaffer collaterals during periods of high activity.Physiological reports · 2017Article
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Abstract
Previous studies established different responses between proximal and distal portions of Schaffer collateral axons during high-frequency and burst stimulation, with distal axons demonstrating biphasic changes in excitability (hyperexcitability followed by depression), but proximal axons showing only monophasic depression. Voltage-dependent potassium (K
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