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. 2011 Jul 15;6(7):e22322. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0022322

Figure 5. Randomly occurring GABAA conductance transients underlie the frequency-dependent tuning of pyramidal cell discharge fidelity.

Figure 5

a, Superimposed (10) Vm fluctuations of the LIF model in response to a DC step (2 s) that allows a firing rate of 5 spikes/s, in control conditions (green, 95 pA), when the LIF model received 33 randomly occurring GABAA events/s (blue, 111 pA), an invariable pattern of 33 GABAA events/s (red, 110 pA), or when the neuron model received a constant GGABA-A equivalent to the average conductance for a rate of 33 events/s (orange, 110 pA). b up, Raster plot of spike times collected from 50 consecutive trials in the various conditions depicted in a; down, Spike probability over time for these 50 consecutive trials.