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. 2011 Dec 28;107(8):2185–2201. doi: 10.1152/jn.01003.2009

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Fig. 4. — Auditory response profile of typical BOS-ONLY and CON-ONLY neurons: 2 examples from different classes of neurons (see text for how classes were defined). A: like the majority of BOS-ONLY neurons, this exemplar shows a modest, phasic excitatory response to BOS (RS_INDEX = 0.12, top). The BOS stimulus used in this experiment consisted of 4 individual motifs (M1–M4). The BOS response of this neuron was stronger for M2–M4 than for M1, a feature sometimes observed in BOS-ONLY neurons. Response to CON stimuli (bottom) tended to be slightly suppressed relative to baseline (RS_INDEX = −0.093). Moderate suppression to CON stimuli was common in BOS-ONLY neurons. B: CON-ONLY neuron demonstrating a moderate response increase to CON (RS_INDEX = 0.379, bottom) and a slightly suppressed response to BOS (RS_INDEX = −0.136, top).