Figure 2
From: Encoding information into autonomously bursting neural network with pairs of time-delayed pulses
A series of Δt paired-pulse stimuli and its impact on PB dynamics. (a) Two groups (squares and triangles) of neurons selected for a Δt paired-pulse stimulation are marked; shown in the right-hand side is an illustration of Δt = 100 ms paired-pulse stimulation sequence [‘square group’ (‘triangular group’) receives the 1st (2nd) pulse for each paired-pulse stimulation], (b) Raster plots of APs during and immediately after the labeled Δt paired-pulse stimulation. The superimposed green solid lines are the mean AP firing rate of the evoked PBs taken over 500 successive stimuli (eg., from the 1st to 500th, 501th to 1000th, and 1001th to 1500th). The red and blue vertical lines mark the times of the first and second pulses of a Δt paired-pulse stimulation.
