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. 2011 Dec 16;6(12):e29375. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0029375

Table 1. Characteristics of in vivo and in vitro MGB responses to periodic stimuli.

Response Type Synchronized Non-synchronized Mixed
Latency Short latency Long latency Short/Long latency
Synchrony High vector strength, low pass Low vector strength, non-synchronized High vector strength, low-pass
Rate encoding Low pass/band pass rate High pass/band pass rate Two rate regimes separated by worst modulation freq. or band pass
Source Inherited from IC inputs Created in MGB Inherited from IC?
MGB Region Generally in MGV Generally in MGD Generally in MGV
Putative Synaptic Source Large IC terminals Small IC terminals Large and Small terminals or separate population?
Putative Plasticity Depression AMPA depression, NMDA facilitation (Mixed plasticity) Facilitation or depression and facilitation

The Synchronized, Non- synchronized and Mixed categories refer to in vivo responses described in Bartlett and Wang [5], [6] and Lu et al. [4].