The Cellular Neurophysiology Laboratory

at University of Washington

Seattle, Washington USA

Lamotrigine (LTG), a novel anticonvulsant, selectively reduces dendritic excitability by acting on h-channels, which are distributed in a density gradient in the dendrites.

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