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

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Figure 8. — CSA stimulation only or combined with tsDC enhanced contralateral and ipsilateral responses. The M1 was stimulated epicranially, and nCAP was recorded bilaterally. CSA was tested at various ISIs. A, Responses contralateral to M1. cCAP are expressed as a percentage of baseline single-pulse-induced CAP. CAP during CSA-only is expressed as a percentage of baseline single-pulse-induced CAP (percentage of single). CAP during CSA + tsDC is expressed as a percentage of single-pulse-induced CAP during tsDC (percentage of single tsDC) and during no tsDC (percentage of single no-tsDC). Overall, these results show significant effects of CSA and CSA + tsDC. Note that CSA-only values plotted in A are the same as in B to allow comparison. B, Responses ipsilateral to M1. All values are expressed as in A.