End plate potential rise and decay time

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Reduced end plate potential amplitude

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  1. Reduced end plate potential amplitude is associated with end plate potential rise and decay time in mice.

    “the decreased end plate potential (EPP) amplitude in these 30-month-old mice was associated with a significantly longer rise and decay time”

    Animalsneuromuscular junction

    Ageing-induced weakness of mouse NMJs is associated with reduced active zone density, synaptic event kinetics and presynaptic calcium entry

    The Journal of physiology10 Aug 2025

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