… population of events that resemble GABA A,fast in their rise and decay kinetics. The absence
of slow sIPSCs calls into question the synaptic basis of GABA A,slow . We present evidence …

… For the purposes of this review we define GABA A,slow as a spontaneous or evoked GABA
A -receptor-mediated phasic current with a decay constant of > 30 ms. We focus primarily on …

… Although unusually slow GABA A IPSCs, lasting for tens of … GABA A,slow IPSCs originate
from a specialized interneuron called neurogliaform cells. Compared with classical GABA A,fast …

… the slow phases of desensitization. Finally, to investigate the possible role of slow desensitization
in synaptic … receptors can accumulate in slowly equilibrating desensitized states during …

… GABA A R-mediated synaptic inhibition in mouse hippocampus. Our findings indicate that α5
subunits do contribute to a subset of GABA A,slow synaptic … to GABA A,fast synaptic currents…

… neocortex displays synaptic responses with slow GABA A receptor … GABA A slow currents
occur both spontaneously and as evoked responses in the neocortex. Cortical GABA A slow …

… Kinetics of inhibitory synapses reflected values measured at 35C. For GABA A,fast synapses…
For GABA A,slow synapses, we used rising time constants of 5 ms and falling time constants …

… Finally, evidence is presented that the slow GABA A -mediated IPSC component … slow GABA
A component in regulation of synaptic plasticity. The lack of susceptibility of the fast GABA A …

… of spontaneous GABA A,… to GABA A,slow IPSCs, and SL-M stimuli elicit GABA A,slow IPSCs
in interneurons. We conclude that GABA A,slow cells inhibit both pyramidal cells and GABA A…

… the synaptic concentration transient) or the effects of agents such as chlorpromazine or protons
that slow … the exposure of synaptic receptors to GABA is brief) indicate a time constant of …