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    BioSemi two additional electrodes (common mode sense, cms, and driven right leg, drl)
    ERPs over 14 exemplary <t>electrodes</t> along the left and right fronto-occipital axis. (A) Depicted are on the left panel ERPs for audio–visual congruent (green, CON) and incongruent (red, INC) stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line, SYN) and control (dotted line, CON) subjects. On the right panel are ERPs for the unimodal visual only stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line) and control (dotted line) subjects. Electrodes are labeled according to the 10/20 system. Gray bars indicate significant differences. (B) Grand-mean isopotential field map for the time window from 80 to 180 ms, covering the N1 component.
    Two Additional Electrodes (Common Mode Sense, Cms, And Driven Right Leg, Drl), supplied by BioSemi, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    1) Product Images from "N1 enhancement in synesthesia during visual and audio–visual perception in semantic cross-modal conflict situations: an ERP study"

    Article Title: N1 enhancement in synesthesia during visual and audio–visual perception in semantic cross-modal conflict situations: an ERP study

    Journal: Frontiers in Human Neuroscience

    doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2014.00021

    ERPs over 14 exemplary electrodes along the left and right fronto-occipital axis. (A) Depicted are on the left panel ERPs for audio–visual congruent (green, CON) and incongruent (red, INC) stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line, SYN) and control (dotted line, CON) subjects. On the right panel are ERPs for the unimodal visual only stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line) and control (dotted line) subjects. Electrodes are labeled according to the 10/20 system. Gray bars indicate significant differences. (B) Grand-mean isopotential field map for the time window from 80 to 180 ms, covering the N1 component.
    Figure Legend Snippet: ERPs over 14 exemplary electrodes along the left and right fronto-occipital axis. (A) Depicted are on the left panel ERPs for audio–visual congruent (green, CON) and incongruent (red, INC) stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line, SYN) and control (dotted line, CON) subjects. On the right panel are ERPs for the unimodal visual only stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line) and control (dotted line) subjects. Electrodes are labeled according to the 10/20 system. Gray bars indicate significant differences. (B) Grand-mean isopotential field map for the time window from 80 to 180 ms, covering the N1 component.

    Techniques Used: Control, Labeling

    Related Articles

    Control:

    Article Title: Attentional bias to affective faces and complex IAPS images in early visual cortex follows emotional cue extraction.
    Article Snippet: Two additional electrodes were used as reference and ground (CMS – “Common Mode Sense” and DRL – “Driven Right Leg”; see http://www.biosemi.com/faq/cms&drl.htm).

    Article Title: Neural mechanisms underlying distractor inhibition on the basis of feature and/or spatial expectations.
    Article Snippet: As usual for Biosemi, two additional electrodes (common mode sense, CMS, and driven right leg, DRL) were used as reference and ground electrodes during recording.

    Labeling:

    Article Title: Attentional bias to affective faces and complex IAPS images in early visual cortex follows emotional cue extraction.
    Article Snippet: Two additional electrodes were used as reference and ground (CMS – “Common Mode Sense” and DRL – “Driven Right Leg”; see http://www.biosemi.com/faq/cms&drl.htm).

    Article Title: Neural mechanisms underlying distractor inhibition on the basis of feature and/or spatial expectations.
    Article Snippet: As usual for Biosemi, two additional electrodes (common mode sense, CMS, and driven right leg, DRL) were used as reference and ground electrodes during recording.



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    two additional electrodes (common mode sense, cms, and driven right leg, drl)  (BioSemi)
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    BioSemi two additional electrodes (common mode sense, cms, and driven right leg, drl)
    ERPs over 14 exemplary <t>electrodes</t> along the left and right fronto-occipital axis. (A) Depicted are on the left panel ERPs for audio–visual congruent (green, CON) and incongruent (red, INC) stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line, SYN) and control (dotted line, CON) subjects. On the right panel are ERPs for the unimodal visual only stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line) and control (dotted line) subjects. Electrodes are labeled according to the 10/20 system. Gray bars indicate significant differences. (B) Grand-mean isopotential field map for the time window from 80 to 180 ms, covering the N1 component.
    Two Additional Electrodes (Common Mode Sense, Cms, And Driven Right Leg, Drl), supplied by BioSemi, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/two+additional+electrodes+(common+mode+sense%2C+cms%2C+and+driven+right+leg%2C+drl)/reference++commonmode+sense++cms++electrode+and+driven+right+leg++drl++electrode/pmc03906591-118-5-3
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    two additional electrodes (common mode sense, cms, and driven right leg, drl) - by Bioz Stars, 2026-10
    90/100 stars
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    ERPs over 14 exemplary electrodes along the left and right fronto-occipital axis. (A) Depicted are on the left panel ERPs for audio–visual congruent (green, CON) and incongruent (red, INC) stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line, SYN) and control (dotted line, CON) subjects. On the right panel are ERPs for the unimodal visual only stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line) and control (dotted line) subjects. Electrodes are labeled according to the 10/20 system. Gray bars indicate significant differences. (B) Grand-mean isopotential field map for the time window from 80 to 180 ms, covering the N1 component.

    Journal: Frontiers in Human Neuroscience

    Article Title: N1 enhancement in synesthesia during visual and audio–visual perception in semantic cross-modal conflict situations: an ERP study

    doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2014.00021

    Figure Lengend Snippet: ERPs over 14 exemplary electrodes along the left and right fronto-occipital axis. (A) Depicted are on the left panel ERPs for audio–visual congruent (green, CON) and incongruent (red, INC) stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line, SYN) and control (dotted line, CON) subjects. On the right panel are ERPs for the unimodal visual only stimulation for synesthesia (continuous line) and control (dotted line) subjects. Electrodes are labeled according to the 10/20 system. Gray bars indicate significant differences. (B) Grand-mean isopotential field map for the time window from 80 to 180 ms, covering the N1 component.

    Article Snippet: As usual for BIOSEMI, two additional electrodes (common mode sense, CMS, and driven right leg, DRL) were used as reference and ground electrodes during recording.

    Techniques: Control, Labeling