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. 2013 Mar 13;33(11):4935–4946. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.4930-12.2013

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Figure 6. — Changes in the sCAP contralateral to the stimulated nerve. A, Effects of conditioning stimulus. sCAP evoked during SSA-only was expressed as a percentage of the single-pulse response. sCAP evoked during SSA + tsDC was expressed as a percentage of the single-pulse response during tsDC and no-tsDC conditions. B, Time course of SSA + tsDC mediated long-term enhancement contralateral to the stimulated nerve. Whereas SSA-only-mediated enhancement faded almost immediately after the end of the protocol, SSA + tsDC-mediated enhancement persisted for at least 80 min after stimulation [baseline (BL)].