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Article: Vagotomy decreases excitability in primary vagal afferent somata.

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Lancaster E; Oh EJ; Weinreich D
J. Neurophysiol., 2001


Table 2.

Passive and active membrane properties of control and vagotomized nodose neurons in intact nodose ganglia

Control Vagotomy
Passive properties
R in, MΩ 62  ±  10 (19) 38  ±  6 (21)
E m, mV −51  ±  2 (20) −56  ±  2 (23)
Firing properties
 AP rheobase, pA 574  ±  70 (18) 631  ±  100 (22)
 1 times threshold (APs) 1  ±  0 (20) 1  ±  0 (23)
 2 times threshold (APs) 5  ±  1 (20) 1  ±  0 (23)*
 3 times threshold (APs) 10  ±  2 (20) 1  ±  0 (23)
 1 nA (APs) 7  ±  2 (13) 1  ±  0 (17)
 2 nA (APs) 15  ±  3 (13) 1  ±  0 (17)*
 3 nA (APs) 14  ±  3 (13) 1  ±  0 (16)*
  • Values are means ± SE; numbers in parentheses are number of neurons for each measurement. Properties of control and vagotomized nodose neurons in intact nodose ganglia. R in, membrane input resistance; E m, resting membrane potential; AP threshold (rheobase), the minimum amount of current required to evoke a single AP; 1, 2, and 3 times threshold (APs), the number of APs fired in response to a single 750-ms depolarizing current step of, respectively, 1, 2, and 3 times threshold intensity; 1, 2, and 3 nA (APs), the number of APs elicited by 750-ms depolarizing current steps of those magnitudes. Values of NGNs in 3 vagotomized ganglia were compared to values of NGNs in the 3 contralateral control ganglia using 2-way ANOVA (as described in methods). * P< 0.001. † P < 0.01. ‡ P < 0.05.


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