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. 2017 Apr 11;4(2):ENEURO.0036-17.2017. doi: 10.1523/ENEURO.0036-17.2017

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Figure 14. — Complex spike-related behavior modulation. A, Example of complex spike-triggered average of Y position (black trace) compared with mean ± 4 SD (gray area) of the noise distribution. B–F, Histograms of the temporal relationships between complex spike occurrence and significant behavioral modulation. Note that with the exception of position (B), all significant modulations with behavior occur within 500 ms of complex spike discharge. For all plots the data are aligned on complex spike occurrence (t = 0 ms).