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. 2016 May 4;116(2):391–403. doi: 10.1152/jn.00168.2016

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2.

A: histograms of optically evoked response latencies for neurons with purely excitatory responses (blue), inhibitory responses (red), and mixed excitatory and inhibitory responses (black). Insets: examples of responses at expanded time bases illustrating short-latency action potentials or excitatory graded potentials (top) and an optically evoked inhibitory potential (bottom). B: examples of responses to trains of optical stimulation illustrating each of the 3 categories in the histogram: purely excitatory (top), purely inhibitory (middle), and mixed (bottom). For the mixed responses, *** indicates an action potential (truncated), ** indicates graded excitatory responses usually preceded by an inhibitory response, and * indicates a purely inhibitory response. Excitatory responses could indicate either postinhibitory rebound or effects of disinhibition.