Fig. 1From: Interneuronal GluK1 kainate receptors control maturation of GABAergic transmission and network synchrony in the hippocampusAblation of GluK1 in GABAergic interneurons attenuates GABAergic synaptic activity in the neonatal but not juvenile or adult CA3. A Example traces of whole-cell patch-clamp recordings from neonatal (i), juvenile (ii) and adult (iii) control (left) and Gad-Grik1−/− (right) mice with sIPSCs appearing as outward and sEPSCs as inward currents. B, C Basal frequency of sIPSCs (B) and sEPSCs (C) in pyramidal CA3 cells from acute control and Gad-Grik1−/− mice slices across different age groups (neonatal: n = 30 (21) and 24 (19); juvenile: n = 14 (12) and 13(11); adult: n = 11 (10) and 9 (9), for control and Gad-Grik1−/− respectively; n refers to number of cells, followed by number of animals in parenthesis. Bars represent mean ± SEM. Frequencies were compared by 2-way ANOVA with multiple Mann–Whitney test as a post-hock to detect differences in genotype for each age group. **** p < 0.000001 (Mann–Whitney test)Back to article page