Abstract
In the crayfish stretch receptor neuron, extracellularly applied NH4+ acted on the nonsynaptic membrane and produced not only a depolarizing shift of EIPSP but also depolarization and conductance increase. Under certain conditions these actions may become the main cause of the disinhibitory effect of NH4+ on the inhibitory synapse.
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