We show that in naïve mice, tonic currents mediated by δ subunit-containing GABA(A) receptors in fast spiking interneurons are larger in females than in males while in regular spiking neurons such a difference was not observed. Moreover, in fast spiking interneurons, associative learning induced a larger reduction of these currents in females than in males. In contrast, in regular spiking neurons, learning similarly enhanced tonic currents in both sexes.
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