Figure 1: Spike-triggered average of LFP (stLFP) indicates the propagating direction of ictal seizures. | Nature Communications

Figure 1: Spike-triggered average of LFP (stLFP) indicates the propagating direction of ictal seizures.

From: Optogenetic dissection of ictal propagation in the hippocampal–entorhinal cortex structures

Figure 1

(ad) Raw spikes (upper panels) and LFPs (lower panels) recorded from representative channels in the DGH (a,c) and MEC (b,d) before (a,b) and after (c,d) kainate. (eh) DGH spike-triggered averages of DGH LFPs (e,g: DGH–DGH stLFPs, n=5 mice) and MEC spike-triggered averages of MEC LFPs (f,h; MEC–MEC stLFPs, n=6 mice) before (e,f) and after (g,h) kainate. (il): Cross-area DGH spike-triggered averages of MEC LFPs (i,k; DGH–MEC stLFPs, n=5 mice) and MEC spike-triggered averages of DGH LFPs (j,l; MEC–DGH stLFPs, n=6 mice) before (i,j) and after (k,l) kainate. (m,n) Averaged peak aptitudes (m) and latencies (n) in stLFPs. Error bars represent s.d. #Represents data not available. (o) Proposed propagation direction of ictal seizures according to the stLFPs.

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