Table 1 Basic electrical properties and parameters of evoked action potentials from WT and Jedi-1 KO neurons. Properties of WT neurons (n = 12 cells from 4 independent preparations) or Jedi-1 KO neurons (n = 12 cells from 3 independent preparations) are shown along with results of statistical comparisons performed using Student’s t-test or Mann-Whitney test for parametric and non-parametric datasets, respectively. Bold font indicates properties that were significantly different in Jedi cells compared to wild-type (* p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01).

From: Jedi-1 deficiency increases sensory neuron excitability through a non-cell autonomous mechanism

 

WT (n = 12)

KO (n = 12)

Statistical comparison

Membrane capacitance (pF) [mean (SD)]

19.9 (SD 11.1)

18.4 (SD 11)

p = 0.75 (t test)

Membrane resistance (MΩ) [median (1st, 3rd quartile)]

387 (168, 612)

576 (366, 820)

p = 0.24 (Mann-Whitney test)

Resting membrane potential (mV) [mean (SD)]

−61.5 (SD 6.9)

−57.2 (SD 4.2)

p = 0.08 (t test)

Rheobase (pA) [median (1st, 3rd quartile)]

138 (46, 258)*

60 (26, 88)

p = 0.03 (Mann-Whitney test)

AP threshold potential (mV) [mean (SD)]

−24.5 (SD 5.8)

−20 (SD 4.7)*

p = 0.048 (t test)

Membrane potential at peak (mV) [mean (SD)]

51 (SD 10)

57 (SD 5)

p = 0.065 (t test)

Maximal rising slope (V/s) [mean (SD)]

162 (SD 76)

138 (SD 30)

p = 0.32 (t test)

Membrane potential at peak of afterhyperpolarization (mV) [mean (SD)]

−73 (SD 5.4)

−77 (SD 3.5)

p = 0.056 (t test)

Amplitude of afterhyperpolarization (change from baseline) [mean (SD)]

11.8 (SD 8.3)

19.9 (SD 4.3)**

p = 0.009 (t test)

Action potential amplitude (peak to AHP) [mean (SD)]

124 (SD 12.6)

134 (SD 7)*

p = 0.027 (t test)

AP duration at half max (ms) [mean (SD)]

2.0 (SD 0.46)

1.9 (SD 0.3)

p = 0.48 (t test)