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. 2013 Jan 17;6:120. doi: 10.3389/fncir.2012.00120

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Copyright © 2013 Geborek, Jörntell and Bengtsson.

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Effect of CNQX application on the cuneo-olivary suppression and on climbing fiber field responses evoked from the forelimb skin. (A) Dots (•), shows the effect of CNQX application (5 mM) on the cuneate suppression of pyramidal climbing fiber field responses. Note that in this graph, 100% equals maximal suppressive effect, or control suppression level. The graph displays mean ± SD values for 20 stimulations at each time point displayed. The cuneate stimulation (2 pulses, 20 μA, 1 Hz) preceded the pyramidal climbing fiber field response by 70 ms. (B) Triangles (▴), parallel development of the climbing fiber field response evoked by electrical stimulation of the forelimb skin.