Research Article

n5-STZ Diabetic Model Develops Alterations in Sciatic Nerve and Dorsal Root Ganglia Neurons of Wistar Rats

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Illustrative traces of compound action potential and its conductibility parameters for control and diabetic rats. (a) represents illustrative traces of compound action potential (CAP) for control (left), near-normoglycemic (center), and hyperglycemic (right) groups. Inset shows amplitude and time scale bar. (b) shows conduction velocity of 1st and 2nd CAP components for control ( ), near-normoglycemic ( ) and hyperglycemic ( ) groups and (c) shows the amplitude of CAP components. (d) shows CAP duration in 50% of CAP peak amplitude for control ( ), near-normoglycemic ( ), and hyperglycemic ( ). In (b), (c), and (d) black and grey bars represent 1st and 2nd components, respectively. The * symbol indicates statistical difference related to control ( , ANOVA followed by Holm-Sidak comparisons test for data in (b) and (c) and , Student’s -test for (d)).
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