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        <title>Analysis of excitatory and inhibitory neuron types in the inferior colliculus based on                      I                     h                  properties</title>
        <author>Naumov</author>
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        <author>de Arnal</author>
        <author>Koch</author>
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          <title>Analysis of excitatory and inhibitory neuron types in the inferior colliculus based on                      I                     h                  properties</title>
          <date>2019</date>
          <publisher>Journal of Neurophysiology</publisher>
          <idno type="DOI">10.1152/jn.00594.2018</idno>
          
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        <term>Differential distribution of HCN channel subtypes across neuron classes (or, alternatively, second-messenger modulation of Ih) produces the observed differences in Ih kinetics and voltage dependence</term>
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        <label>The onset-firing excitatory neurons&#x27; membrane properties resemble those of principal neurons of the lateral and medial superior olive.</label>
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        <label>Ih current density was indistinguishable between GABAergic and slow-tau excitatory neurons but significantly larger in fast-tau excitatory neurons.</label>
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        <label>hyperpolarizing voltage steps</label>
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        <label>Ih densities</label>
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        <label>half-maximal activation voltage</label>
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        <label>96% (74 out of 77) — proportion of GABAergic (EYFP-positive) neurons showing a perisomatic HCN4 ring</label>
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        <label>88% — share of inferior colliculus neurons with an adapting firing pattern, irrespective of transmitter type</label>
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        <label>15% — share of glutamatergic neurons showing onset spiking, always paired with large fast Ih</label>
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        <label>P = 0.98 — one-way ANOVA result showing mean firing rates at 200 pA above threshold did not differ across the four neuron groups (115–117 Hz)</label>
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        <label>69 ± 11 ms vs 167 ± 32 ms — weighted adaptation time constants for GABAergic neurons versus slow-Ih excitatory neurons</label>
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        <label>22–28 days, ~1:1 — age of the mice used for patch-clamp recording and the male/female ratio of the sample</label>
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        <label>n = 5 — number of inferior colliculi in which HCN1 mean gray value was quantified along the dorso-ventral axis, with no gradient found</label>
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