Fig. 2
From: Neuronal baseline shifts underlying boundary setting during free recall
Baseline shifts during free recall in two representative electrodes. a An example of a face-selective electrode (top) and a place-selective electrode (bottom) showing a sustained baseline increase during free recall of pictures from their preferred category. HFB time-courses were normalized relative to rest and smoothed using a triangular window of 5 s for visualization purposes. b Stimulus response of the two electrodes during the picture viewing stage, showing a clear preference to either faces or places (shaded areas represent SEM). c Anatomical locations of the two electrodes (marked in red) in relation to primary visual cortex (blue), intermediate visual areas (yellow), and the fusiform gyrus (pink)
