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. 2005 Sep 28;25(39):8867–8877. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2541-05.2005

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Figure 8. — NA accelerates EPSP and improves the coincidence detection in high CF neurons. A, B, EPSPs were recorded before and after bath application of NA (50 μm) in the same cells. A, High CF neurons; B, middle CF neurons. The membrane potential is indicated near the trace, and the dashed line indicates the level of resting membrane potential. C, Four superimposed voltage traces in response to bilateral stimuli at different stimulus time intervals (Δt in milliseconds, indicated in the figure). a, Before bath application of NA; b, after bath application of NA. D, Probability of spike generation as a function of Δt was calculated from six neurons. Note that the time window (arrows) was reduced after application of NA (p < 0.05).