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| ID Neurons | -806603121 | |||||
| ID Methods Electrophysiology | 974903425 | |||||
| Current name | Low-threshold Ca | |||||
| Charge carrier | Ca2+ | |||||
| Peak conductance | - | |||||
| Peak current | - | |||||
| E rev | - | |||||
| V threshold | - | |||||
| V half activation | - | |||||
| V peak | - | |||||
| Citations |
"Table I lists the responses of currents to application of divalent ions and organic compounds. The high-threshold currents were more sensitive than the low-threshold currents to block by Cd2+, while the reverse was true for Ni2+. Replacement of external Ca2+ by Ba2+ incresed the maximum high-threshold current and shifted it it approximately 10 mV to the left on the I-V curve. The low-threshold current was reduced in Ba2+. Nimodipine (Sigma) supressed both the low-threshold and the high-threshold currents (Fig.2A). Racemic BAY K 8644 (Miles Labs.) had an agonist effect which was most pronounced at command potentials negative to the maximum of the I-V curve (e.g. Fig. 2B). The increase at the point of maximum inward current was smaller and more variable (mean 16%), and the current was reduced at positive potentials. There was no consistent effect on the low-threshold current. Omega-Conotoxin GVIA (Peninsula Labs.) reduced the high-threshold current only (Fig. 2C). Nimodipine and omega-conotoxin attenuated the currents without any voltage shift in the I-V curves. The effects of all substances were reversed by washing, except for omega-conotoxin, from which there was only a slight recovery".pp.176-177. |
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| Reference figures | Table 1, Fig. 2 | |||||
| Reference text | p.177 | |||||
| Comments | Authors claim similarity to T-current (p.177). | |||||
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Methods Electrophysiology.ID Ref. | 974903425 | ||||
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Neurons.ID Ref. | -806603121 | ||||
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