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. 2014 Sep 18;8:116. doi: 10.3389/fncom.2014.00116

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Comparison of theoretical and simulated ν-I curves for small and large spike-triggered adaptation. The ν-I curves for a simulated (A) layer-3 pyramidal cell, (B) layer-5 pyramidal neuron, (C) fast-spiking, and (D) bitufted interneuron (averaged model parameters given in Table 1) are shown in black and compared to the theoretical predictions (ν0: in cyan, ν0 + ϵ2 ν2: in blue, 〈 νEIFw: red) for small (left panel, b = 5 pA) and large b (right panel, b = 80 pA). μIsyn ∈ {r − 20, r − 10, r − 5, r, r + 5, r + 10, r + 20, r + 50} pA with r denoting the cell-specific rheobase, σIsyn = 150 pA. Insets show zoom-ins on the firing rate at the rheobase.