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. 2013 Sep 23;1(5):e00089. doi: 10.1002/phy2.89

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Correlation structure of electrical activity of neurons visible in the dorsal surface of the ganglion in the presence of 20 μmol/L Serotonin. Panels A, B, and C as in Figure 6. In C data collected from four experiments. Observe that in the presence of Serotonin several pairs of motoneurons have higher entries of (see panel A) and several pairs of motoneurons have entries of above 0.6 or below −0.2.

Inline graphic — Correlation structure of electrical activity of neurons visible in the dorsal surface of the ganglion in the presence of 20 μmol/L Serotonin. Panels A, B, and C as in Figure 6. In C data collected from four experiments. Observe that in the presence of Serotonin several pairs of motoneurons have higher entries of (see panel A) and several pairs of motoneurons have entries of above 0.6 or below −0.2.