Fig. 9: Schematic summary of the differences between the neuronal behaviour accompanying gamma and alpha rhythms in layer 4 V1. | Communications Biology

Fig. 9: Schematic summary of the differences between the neuronal behaviour accompanying gamma and alpha rhythms in layer 4 V1.

From: Layer 4 pyramidal neuron dendritic bursting underlies a post-stimulus visual cortical alpha rhythm

Fig. 9

Figure shows five representative examples from a single neuron in each case during LFP gamma (left panel) and alpha rhythms (right panel), with a single period width shown in each case. The intracellular recordings are aligned to the peak positivity of the concurrently recorded LFP in each case and not to each intracellular event onset as in Fig. 4c. Note the increase in somatic spikes/period accompanying the generation of dendritic burst complexes in layer 4 pyramids (orange box), and that this occurred along with both multiple spiking in FS1 fast-spiking neurons and prolonged, complex IPSPs in pyramid somata. Note also the failure to align somatic spikes in stellate neurons to the alpha-frequency LFP, whereas alignment was tight during gamma rhythms.

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