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. 2010 Aug 18;30(33):11114–11127. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0689-10.2010

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Figure 7. — Averaged ± SEM response bandwidths of the granular sink S1 amplitude, the AVREC, and the relative CSD residues, after stimulation with pure tones (+20 dB with regard to threshold at BF) before and after cortical silencing. Values from the untreated cases (n = 13) were compared with cases applying muscimol (n = 10) and muscimol plus SCH50911 (n = 3). Cortical silencing resulted in a decreased response bandwidth of the granular sink S1, as well as the AVREC. Relative residues were blocked completely after silencing. **p < 0.0001 indicates significant changes after drug application (paired t test). n.s., Not significant.