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"In agreement with previous studies using exogenously applied glutamate, we observed that bath application of NMDA potently and rapidly unclustered and dephosphorylated Kv2.1 channels and produced a hyperpolarizing shift in the voltage-dependent activation of neuronal I K . Previous studies have shown that hyperactivity associated with seizures or KCl-induced membrane depolarization causes dephosphorylation and unclustering of Kv2.1 channels ( xref )."
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"Bath application of NMDA potently unclustered and dephosphorylated Kv2.1 and produced a hyperpolarizing shift in voltage-dependent activation of I K . In contrast, driving synaptic activity in Mg 2+ -free media to hyperactivate synaptic NMDA receptors had no effect on Kv2.1 channels, and moderate pentylenetetrazole-induced seizure activity in adult mice did not dephosphorylate hippocampal Kv2.1 channels."
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"The voltage-dependent activation of the ATP-induced IK during 500 ms depolarizing test pulses could be described by a Boltzmann equation with a half-activation voltage (V1/2) of 11.5 mV and slope factor (k) of 12.0 mV, which were close to those of IKs (V1/2 of 12.1 mV and k of 12.3 mV), determined as an E-4031-resistant IK, under the same isochronal (500 ms) activation conditions."