Scn11a gene inactivation shortens AP duration and impairs firing discharge. Scn11a gene inactivation shortens AP duration and impairs firing discharge.

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Scn11a gene inactivation shortens AP duration and impairs firing discharge. Scn11a gene inactivation shortens AP duration and impairs firing discharge. A, Superimposed APs from WT (black line) and Nav1.9−/− (gray line) myenteric neurons. AP parameters were measured as indicated and the values are reported in Table 2. Fast AHP (fAHP) amplitude was measured as the difference between the most negative potential attained on spike repolarization and the resting potential. B, AP half-width (hW) and fAHP amplitude recorded in myenteric neurons from WT mice (hW: 1.59 ± 0.07 ms, n = 17 and fAHP: −11.1 ± 2.1 mV, n = 11) and Nav1.9−/− mice (hW: 1.09 ± 0.09 ms, n = 10 and fAHP: −4.1 ± 2.3 mV, n = 9). Open circles indicate individual values and bars indicate the mean amplitude ± SEM. ***p < 0.001. C, Representative firing responses of myenteric neurons from WT (top traces) and Nav1.9−/− (bottom traces) mice to current injections (10 pA step increments). D, Firing rate plotted against current intensity for 11 WT myenteric neurons (top) and 10 Nav1.9−/− myenteric neurons (bottom). Nancy Osorio et al. J. Neurosci. 2014;34:5233-5244 ©2014 by Society for Neuroscience