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. 2010 Nov;136(5):529–540. doi: 10.1085/jgp.201010528

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Figure 6. — The odorant receptor determines response patterns during prolonged stimulation. (A) mOR-EG, M71, and I7-expressing ORNs were exposed to their respective ligands for 8 s at concentrations indicated next to each trace. Black and red recordings were filtered at DC-5000 Hz and DC-50 Hz, respectively. (B) The traces in A were auto-correlogrammed from 1–8 s to reveal underlying preferred response periodicities.