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. 2010 Dec 29;105(3):1170–1178. doi: 10.1152/jn.00592.2010

Fig. 4.

Fig. 4.

Example of active components of G and B. The figure shows the same cell as in Fig. 3 but with hyperpolarized trace subtracted from depolarized traces to isolate the active components of G and B. A: active component of G. As expected from Fig. 3, the active component of G is net negative and increases in magnitude with a maximum frequency around 300 Hz (visually identified). B: active component of B (Bhyp, hyperpolarized trace; Bdep, depolarized trace). Likewise the active component of B is net negative, but it peaks at a lower frequency.