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. 2019 Jul 17;39(29):5697–5710. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2320-18.2019

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Figure 9. — Cardinal burst spikes can be triggered by delayed retinal contribution. A, B, To quantify delayed retinal contribution, LGN spikes were divided into two categories: triggered by the recorded RGC (A) or not triggered by the recorded RGC (B). The window of delayed retinal contribution (gray box) was 0.5–10 ms before the monosynaptic peak. C, D, Delayed retinal contribution plotted as a function of a preceding LGN ISI. E, F, Total retinal contribution for cardinal burst spikes, plotted as a function of a preceding LGN ISI, is defined as classically defined retinal contribution (dashed lines) plus delayed retinal contribution.