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. 2015 Nov 3;9:412. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2015.00412

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Stimulus responses. (A) Average post stimulus time histogram (PSTH) in emitting (left column) and receiving chamber (right column) to electrical stimulation in emitting chamber () (B) PSTH(emitting chamber) and PSTH (receiving chamber) in response to stimulation in the receiving chamber (). Error bars indicate 95% confidence intervals (= 1.96 × SEM), and represent differences between experiments (n = 12). Responses were considered significant if the 95% confidence interval did not include 0 in 2 consecutive time bins. Significant responses are indicated by brown backgrounds.

Inline graphic — Stimulus responses. (A) Average post stimulus time histogram (PSTH) in emitting (left column) and receiving chamber (right column) to electrical stimulation in emitting chamber () (B) PSTH(emitting chamber) and PSTH (receiving chamber) in response to stimulation in the receiving chamber (). Error bars indicate 95% confidence intervals (= 1.96 × SEM), and represent differences between experiments (n = 12). Responses were considered significant if the 95% confidence interval did not include 0 in 2 consecutive time bins. Significant responses are indicated by brown backgrounds.