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gamma-Aminobutyric acid (GABA) reduced the peak rise or slowed the rate of rise in cytosolic free calcium concentration ([Ca]in) induced by quisqualate, kainate, or high KCl in immature cerebellar Purkinje cell bodies. The sustained rise or repeated transient of [Ca]in induced by tetraethylammonium, veratridine, or Bay-K-8644 was lowered to the basal level by adding GABA, although the inhibition by GABA of Bay-K-8644-induced rise in [Ca]in was only slight and transient in some cells. These findings indicate that GABA inhibits the rise in [Ca]in by hyperpolarizing the membrane potentials at Purkinje cell bodies.
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