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. 2015 Nov 18;9:74. doi: 10.3389/fncir.2015.00074

Figure 7.

Figure 7

Both vVNLL and dVNLL neurons are inhibitory. (A) Representative voltage trace of a vVNLL neuron to light stimulation (indicated by the black bar). The neuron depolarizes in response to the light pulse. The left panel depicts the corresponding firing pattern of the neuron. (B) Representative voltage traces of an onset-type and a sustained firing dVNLL neuron to light stimulation (indicated by the black bar). Both neurons depolarize in response to the light pulse. The left panels illustrate the corresponding firing patterns of the respective dVNLL neuron. (C) Representative voltage trace of an INLL neuron to light stimulation (indicated by the black bar). The left panel depicts a representative IV curve for INLL neurons. (D) Voltage deflection in response to light stimulation in VNLL and INLL neurons (vVNLL: n = 6, dVNLL: sustained n = 6, onset-type n = 9; INLL: n = 8). Data are obtained from seven mice. Scale bar insets: 200 ms, 20 mV.