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. 2005 Mar 23;25(12):3046–3058. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.3064-04.2005

Figure 11.


Figure 11.

The effect of excitation level on the shift of the peak ITD. A, Overall response rates were reduced when the strength of excitation was decreased (Ge = 9 nS) compared with that in Figure 6 for 500 Hz inputs, but activations of sodium currents (GNa = 0.1 S/cm2) and inhibition (Gi = 6 nS) still shifted the peak ITD. B, The disparity in bilateral levels of excitation (Ge = 30 nS for the contralateral, Ge = 6 nS for the ipsilateral) did not affect the peak ITD in the EE condition. Here, Gi = 15 nS and GNa on the soma was 0.07 S/cm2. Other input parameter values are listed in Table 2 (for 500 Hz).