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. 2015 Aug 3;112(33):10503–10508. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1423036112

Fig. 3.

Fig. 3.

Example single-unit responses. An example of a target-selective unit in the CA3 and dentate gyrus (CA3DG) (A) and subiculum (B) in a high performer, which significantly increases in firing rate (Hertz) to the target image much more so than to the lure and foil images during retrieval. (C and D) Shown is an example of a target-responsive unit in CA3DG in a low performer, which significantly increases in firing rate similarly to both the target and lure image. Images courtesy of (A, Left to Right) ©ImageCollect.com photographers Ken Babolcsay-Ipol/Globe Photo, StarMaxWorldwide, Acepixs, Roger Harvey-Globe Photos, Byron Purvis/AdMedia; (B, Left to Right) Bob McNeely (The White House); ©ImageCollect.com photographers Alpha-Globe Photos Inc., James Colburn/ipol/Globe Photos Inc., and acepixs; US Department of Defense and Eric Draper; (C, Left to Right) ©ImageCollect.com photographers Jonathan Alcorn/ZUMA Press, Paul Skipper/glob Ephotos Inc., Ken Babolcsay/Ipol/Globe Photos Inc., Donald Sanders-Globe Photos Inc., Christopher Little/cbs; (D, Left to Right) ©ImageCollect.com photographers Rick Mackler Rangefinder-Globe Photos Inc., StarMaxWorldwide, s_bukley, Nina Prommer-Globe Photos Inc., Clinton H. Wallace/ipol/Globe Photos Inc.