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Fig. 3

From: Intrinsic functional architecture of the non-human primate spinal cord derived from fMRI and electrophysiology

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Responses to innocuous tactile stimulation of digits in the spinal cord. Overlay of averaged time courses of fMRI (black), LFP (blue), and MUA (red) responses in the ipsilateral dorsal horn. Shaded yellow region and error bars represent stimulus-on period and standard error of mean, respectively. LFP signals are represented with computed r.m.s. (bin size = 0.25 s, no overlap, N = 4 monkeys, n = 40 runs), while MUA is presented as spike rates (bin size = 1 s, no overlap, N = 2 monkeys, n = 24 runs). Percentage signal changes for BOLD and neural signal were computed relative to the pre-stimulus period; BOLD and electrophysiological signals are plotted against the y-scale on the left (black) and right (purple), respectively. It is also important to note that signals from the two modalities were not acquired simultaneously

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