Figure 6
From: Short-term synaptic plasticity in the nociceptive thalamic-anterior cingulate pathway
Differential effects of patterned-bursting stimuli on ACC neurons in MITN-ACC slice. A. EPSPs were recorded from ACC neurons when the in vivo bursting stimulus pattern was applied at the thalamus, or contralateral corpus callosum in the slice. B. EPSP potentiation by MT bursting stimulation is shown in the upper sweeps. The EPSPs evoked by the same stimuli during perfusion of high divalent aCSF or APV. The effects are illustrated with superimposed sweeps obtained during control (black lines) and in high divalent and APV conditions (red lines) (Modified from 46).