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Increased activity of K+v-channels controlled by PKC may be the mechanism of Ca2+-dependent inactivation in newly formed synapses. Accordingly, we suggest that Ca2+-dependent inhibition of synaptic transmission in reinnervated junctions involves Ca2+ influx through L-type channels, which downregulates positive effects of CaMK II on neurotransmitter release and enhances PKC-dependent stimulation of K+v-channels activity, therefore leading to depression of synaptic activity.