nervous system
• decreased seizure susceptibility in response 20mg/kg kainic acid as compared to controls
• decreased epilepitform activity over 120 min recording period
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• decreased average number of action potentials fired in CA1 pyramidal neurons in response to current injections above 40 pA
• decreased average number of action potentials fired in dentate gyrus granule cells in response to current injections above 60 pA
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• decrease in tonic GABAergic currents recorded in interneurons from the molecular layer of the hippocampus as compared to controls
• decrease in tonic GABAergic currents recorded in interneurons from the stratum radiatum layer of the hippocampus as compared to controls
• increase in tonic GABAergic currents recorded in CA1 pyramidal neurons, however, no difference is observed in dentate gyrus granule cells as compared to controls
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• increase in spontaneous firing rate of stratum radiatum layer interneurons as compared to controls
• increase in firing rate of stratum radiatum layer interneurons in response to a single 1 s, 100 pA current injection as compared to controls
• increase in firing rate of molecular layer interneurons in response to a single 1 s, 100 pA current injection as compared to controls
• no differences are observed in resting potential or input resistance
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• half maximal current amplitude (I50) is increased in CA1 pyramidal neurons and dentate gyrus granule cells as compared to controls
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• frequency of spontaneous IPSCs is increased in dentate gyrus granule cells (DGGCs) and CA1 pyramidal neurons
• peak amplitude of spontaneous IPSCs is increased in DGGCs and CA1 pyramidal neurons
• decrease in average inter-event interval (IEI) of spontaneous IPSCs
• increase in percentage of DGGCs and CA1 pyramidal cells following bursts of inhibitory postsynaptic currents as compared to control
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behavior/neurological
• decreased seizure susceptibility in response 20mg/kg kainic acid as compared to controls
• decreased epilepitform activity over 120 min recording period
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