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. 2002 Jun 15;541(Pt 3):895–903. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2002.016618

Figure 1. Group I activation causes a reduction of visual responses.

Figure 1

A, iontophoretic application of DHPG (50 nA) reversibly inhibited visual responses. The histograms show cumulative counts of action potential spikes (200 ms epochs) in response to 10 visual stimuli of a neurone under control conditions (i), during DHPG iontophoresis (ii) and recovery from DHPG effects (iii). Visual stimuli were presented during the period marked by the bar, and were 5 by 10 deg bars moving at 22.5 deg s−1 for 4 s every 10 s. The moving bars were of preferred orientation and direction. B, application of H+-Na+ from an acidified saline solution did not affect visual responses of the same neurone as in A.