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. 2014 Apr 16;9(4):e92918. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0092918

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An inhibitory stimulus causes the switch from the rhythm, led by cell 3, to a pattern where it is forced to become hyperpolarized quiescent. This state is due to cell 3 receiving continuous inhibition by the half-center oscillator formed by cells 1 and 2 in an asymmetric motif at and .

Inline graphic — An inhibitory stimulus causes the switch from the rhythm, led by cell 3, to a pattern where it is forced to become hyperpolarized quiescent. This state is due to cell 3 receiving continuous inhibition by the half-center oscillator formed by cells 1 and 2 in an asymmetric motif at and .