GluA1 Phosphorylation Alters Evoked Firing Pattern In Vivo
Figure 2
PSTH and ISI probability profiles of different spike trains. There is no difference between the PSTHs of spike trains evoked by weak excitation (a); in contrast, strong AMPA-evoked spiking activity decayed faster than strong NMDA or AMPA after tianeptine spike trains (b). ISI probability distributions of weak excitation evoked spike trains (c). Inset shows the ISI values for the second probability peak (marked with a grey rectangle). ISI probability distributions of strong excitation evoked spike trains (d). Inset shows the ISI values for the maximal probabilities. Note the difference between strong AMPA and AMPA after tianeptine. Colors in the insets correspond to the colors in the main figure. Asterisks denote significant differences at .
