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Journal: bioRxiv
Article Title: Differential maturation in vestibular neuronal groups related to developmental motor reorganization in amphibians
doi: 10.64898/2026.05.12.724497
Figure Lengend Snippet: A. Schematic view of neuronal compartments with location of all currents used in 2°VN model. B. Low-induced current discharge of a tonic model with the variation of the intracellular Calcium (Ca² + i, in yellow) and the contributions of calcium-dependent BK and SK currents (gBKCa in purple and gSKca in orange). C. Low-induced current discharge of a phasic model with the variation of the intracellular Calcium (Ca² + i, in yellow) and the contributions of calcium-dependent BK and SK currents (gBKCa in purple and gSKCa in orange) and the voltage-dependent potassium currents Kv1.1 (in black) and Kv7.3 (in blue). D-E. Spike shape of a tonic neuronal model (D; red thick line) and phasic neuronal model (E; blue thick line) together with corresponding variation of intracellular calcium and contributions of BK, SK, Kv1.1 and Kv7.3 currents. F. Firing rate (in spike/s) of the tonic (red) and phasic (blue) 2°VN model in response to increasing current steps. G. Example of firing pattern of recorded tonic (G 1 ) and phasic (G 2 ) VS neurons before (control) and under bath application of XE991, blocking the Kv.7-M current. H. Averaged spike number in response to increasing current step injections before (ctrl) and during XE991 application in recorded tonic (squares) and phasic (dots) neurons. The horizontal dashed line represents the 5 spikes limit defining a phasic 2°VN neuron in amphibians ( ; ).
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Techniques: Control, Blocking Assay
Journal: bioRxiv
Article Title: Differential maturation in vestibular neuronal groups related to developmental motor reorganization in amphibians
doi: 10.64898/2026.05.12.724497
Figure Lengend Snippet: A-C. Firing pattern in response to increasing current step injections from individual intermediate VS neurons found in larvae (A), climax (B) and juvenile (C) stages. D. Number (Nb) of spike from individual intermediate VS neurons and average Nb of spike (+/- SEM) in control (black) and during DTX-k (red) bath application. The right plot in D is a scaled view of the control values shown in the left plot. The horizontal dashed line represents the 5 spikes limit corresponding to phasic phenotype. E. Firing pattern in response to increasing current step injection from one individual intermediate VS neuron in control (black) and during XE991 (red) bath application. F. Spike number and frequency in response to increasing current step injections of the neuron shown in E.
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Techniques: Control, Injection