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. 2020 Feb 25;10:2590. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-58831-9

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Geographically distributed circuit: return pathway. (a) BN firing rate with shadowed areas inidcating plasticity polarity at AB_syn (above the dashed line) and BA_syn (below the deshed line). (b) AN_post spiking frequency. An increase of spiking activity (expressed as percentage of variation) is observed in the middle of the run in coincidence with BN firing followed by a return to baseline. (c) BA_syn weight evolution. The low-rate spiking of BN and AN_post caused a strong depression trend (blue) only temporarily reverting to ‘none’ (black) during BN excitation and synchronization of the two neurons. X-axis common to all panels.