Despite of the highly significant reduction of fEPSPs’ slopes at high pressure, the integrals of both, unsaturated and saturated fEPSPs, were not different under the various pressure conditions (Figures 3C,D ).
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High Pressure and [Ca <sup><b>2+</b></sup> ] Produce an Inverse Modulation of Synaptic Input Strength and Network Excitability in the Rat Dentate Gyrus.
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Raising [Ca 2+ ] o exerted an indistinguishable effect on unsaturated and saturated fEPSPs slopes (Figures 3A,B ), while its tendency to increase fEPSPs’ integrals did not reach statistical significance (Figures 3D,E ).