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. 2015 Sep 23;35(38):13006–13019. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1359-15.2015

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Figure 9. — Higher-order thalamic PO intracellular activity of a lightly anesthetized mouse in control, during cortical cooling, and after heating. A, Simultaneously recorded contralateral EEG, ipsilateral LFP, and intracellular PO activities in control, during cortical cooling, and after cortical heating. Cooling eliminated silent states and evoked persistent activity. Note the persistent synaptic noise compared with the silent states in control (bottom traces). B, EPSP autocorrelogram and averaged (triggered by EPSPs) cortical activities. Cortical heating increased the thalamocortical synchronization. C, Light microscopic image of the stained PO neuron.