Investigation of the role of afterhyperpolarizaÜon potential in the formation of the electrical signals in some brain cells of mouse, rat and helix aspersa

In this study, using the double and sharp microelectrodes and patch clamp techniques, intracellular recordings were performed in the neurons of mice cochlear nucleus, rat inferior colliculus and subesophagial ganglia ol Helix aspersa in vitro. In these neurons, alter hyperpolarization potential (AHP...

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Main Author: Ramazan Bal
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Published: Selcuk University Press
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description In this study, using the double and sharp microelectrodes and patch clamp techniques, intracellular recordings were performed in the neurons of mice cochlear nucleus, rat inferior colliculus and subesophagial ganglia ol Helix aspersa in vitro. In these neurons, alter hyperpolarization potential (AHP) consisted ol fast (f-AHP), medium (m-AHP) and slow (s-AHP) phases. Occasionally, alter depolarization potential (ADP) was observed. The amplitude of the AHP varied depending upon the types of cells (could be as big as 25 mV). The possible role of the AHP was investigated by enjecting hyperpolarizing currents before depolarizing neurons. Consequently, it was observed thai preconditioning hyperpolarizing current caused the firing patterns of the neurons.
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Investigation of the role of afterhyperpolarizaÜon potential in the formation of the electrical signals in some brain cells of mouse, rat and helix aspersa
Eurasian Journal of Veterinary Sciences
biophysics
electrophysiology
microelectrode
in vitro
title Investigation of the role of afterhyperpolarizaÜon potential in the formation of the electrical signals in some brain cells of mouse, rat and helix aspersa
title_full Investigation of the role of afterhyperpolarizaÜon potential in the formation of the electrical signals in some brain cells of mouse, rat and helix aspersa
title_fullStr Investigation of the role of afterhyperpolarizaÜon potential in the formation of the electrical signals in some brain cells of mouse, rat and helix aspersa
title_full_unstemmed Investigation of the role of afterhyperpolarizaÜon potential in the formation of the electrical signals in some brain cells of mouse, rat and helix aspersa
title_short Investigation of the role of afterhyperpolarizaÜon potential in the formation of the electrical signals in some brain cells of mouse, rat and helix aspersa
title_sort investigation of the role of afterhyperpolarizauon potential in the formation of the electrical signals in some brain cells of mouse rat and helix aspersa
topic biophysics
electrophysiology
microelectrode
in vitro
url http://eurasianjvetsci.org/pdf.php3?id=301
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