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. 2010 Nov 4;5(11):e13697. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0013697

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Kispersky et al.

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Trajectories begin evolving from reset values ( measured in mV). A: Voltage trace corresponding to the trajectory shown in B and C:. The bottom panel is a magnification of the top one and shows subthreshold oscillations. B: Two-dimensional projection of the phase-space diagram shown in C. The two curves in red are contained in the V-nullsurface. The bottom panel is a magnification of the top one. C: For different views of the phase-space diagram showing only the V-nullsurface and the trajectory. The values of the parameters are .

Inline graphic — Trajectories begin evolving from reset values ( measured in mV). A: Voltage trace corresponding to the trajectory shown in B and C:. The bottom panel is a magnification of the top one and shows subthreshold oscillations. B: Two-dimensional projection of the phase-space diagram shown in C. The two curves in red are contained in the V-nullsurface. The bottom panel is a magnification of the top one. C: For different views of the phase-space diagram showing only the V-nullsurface and the trajectory. The values of the parameters are .