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. 2002 Sep 1;22(17):7434–7443. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.22-17-07434.2002

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Fig. 8. — A, A raster plot is shown for a model of five afferent fibers firing at a loosely synchronized theta rhythm (see Results). B, A model is shown for the AMPAR-mediated depolarization in response to 25 afferent fibers firing at the theta rhythm illustrated in A. C, A model is shown for the KAR-mediated depolarization in response to the same 25 fibers as shown in B. D, The average tonic depolarization and oscillation amplitude were compared for AMPARs (open bars) and KARs (filled bars) in the model (n = 15). AMPARs generated a large oscillation with little tonic depolarization, whereas KARs generated the opposite.