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. 2013 Mar 4;591(Pt 10):2687–2703. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2012.250118

Figure 5. Voltage-dependent bursting properties in Dbx1+ and Dbx1 neurons.

Figure 5

A, a Dbx1+ neuron showing inspiratory bursts at a baseline membrane potential of −62 mV (left), ectopic voltage-dependent bursts at a more depolarized membrane potential of −52 mV (centre) and in low-Ca2+ conditions (right). Ia refers to applied current to demonstrate that bursting is intrinsic after the network activity stops (i.e. no XII output). B, inspiratory bursts and XII output in a Dbx1 neuron (left) and ectopic voltage-dependent bursts at more depolarized membrane potential (right). C, percentage of neurons with voltage-dependent bursting properties in a sample size of 91 Dbx1+ and 42 Dbx1 neurons in the preBötC. Voltage (20 mV) and time (1 s) scale bars apply to all traces.