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. 2014 May 28;34(22):7683–7695. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0444-14.2014

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Figure 8. — Effect of neuromodulators applied in superior colliculus on single-whisker and multi-whisker responses evoked by deflection of stationary whiskers. A, B, Examples of the effects of CA (A) and NE (B) on peak1 and peak 2 FP responses evoked by simultaneous multi-whisker deflection of six whiskers (ALL) at 0.1 or 10 Hz, single-whisker stimulation of the PW and single-whisker stimulation of the adjacent whisker producing the strongest response (AW1) at 0.1 Hz. Two different doses of each drug are shown. C, Population data measuring the effect of CA (n = 8) on peak1 (left) and peak2 (right) responses evoked by ALL at 0.1 and 10 Hz, and PW and AW1 deflections at 0.1 Hz. *Statistical differences (Tukey) between the groups. D, Population data measuring the effect of NE (n = 12) on peak1 (left) and peak2 (right) responses evoked by ALL at 0.1 and 10 Hz, and PW and AW1 deflections at 0.1 Hz. *Statistical differences (Tukey) between the groups. E, Population data measuring the effect of CA (left) and NE (right) on peak1 and peak2 MUA responses evoked by ALL at 0.1 Hz. Responses were corrected by subtracting the spontaneous firing. *Statistical differences (Tukey) between the groups.