@article {Saftenku:September 2006:0090-2977:348,
	author = "Saftenku, E.",
	title = "Are steady-state temporal correlations between evoked stochastic releases of synaptic vesicles as informative as suggested?",
	journal = "Neurophysiology",
	volume = "38",
	year = "September 2006",
	abstract = "Using a stochastic model, we found that the steady-state temporal correlation between synaptic responses evoked by successive presynaptic spikes under conditions of high-frequency repetitive stimulation (50-100 sec<SUP>&#8722;1</SUP>) is always negative. Therefore, the sign of this correlation cannot be used as a criterion that allows one to distinguish the univesicular <I>vs</I> multivesicular modes of neurotransmitter release in an active zone or the univesicular releases with low <I>vs</I> high probabilities of vesicle release, as suggested earlier [7]. For lower stimulation frequencies (15-20 sec<SUP>&#8722;1</SUP>), positive correlation between release events evoked by consecutive stimuli is observed only in those cases where the number of ready-releasable vesicles and the time constant of recovery from depression are sufficiently large.",
	pages = "348-350(3)",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/klu/neph/2006/00000038/F0020005/00000070"
	doi = "doi:10.1007/s11062-006-0070-6"
}