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Furthermore, it is clear that at day 4 and afterwards during the larval period, shape development is predominantly occurring as two phases, an early rising phase followed by a falling phase, the difference between the two phases dominated by PC2.

Spontaneous giant IPSPs had a falling phase with a similar time course as submaximal IPSPs evoked by IO stimulation (Fig. 5C) (Since each olivary cell innervates on average 7 PCs [33], the IO evoked submaximal IPSPs must have been generated by at least 7 PCs, but possibly more since the IO stimulation could have activated more than one olivary cell).

This delay from the time of the accident would be best explained by the biological accumulation of adverse effects, followed by a falling phase that may be explained by adaptive evolution through the process of natural selection.

The noise trace was then subtracted from the aligned singles to eliminate the coherent-noise effect and produce a smooth average falling phase.

Starting at E12.5, a new population of neurons with APs with a hump on the falling phase of the spike appeared and their proportion steadily increased with each day until E15.5 and remained constant until birth at approximately 80%.

Despite the differences in the degree of phase locking described so far, it is instructive to observe that the average phase exhibited by individual neurons shows a strong preference for the falling phase of the LFP independent of the LFP amplitude and of whether ISO, CC, or UE spikes are considered (Supplementary Fig. S6).

In one type of fibre, when bathed by normal sea-water, the action potential shows a very prolonged repolarization phase of 25 msec with two discrete segments of 1 msec and of 24 msec, and during the later segment a supernormality develops, that is, during the falling phase of the first action potential a second action potential can be elicited by a weaker stimulus.

During the subsequent falling phase of the developmental trajectory a prominent change occurs in the uppermost region of the grid; it becomes prominently convex (asterisk at 58 dpf).

When the behavior was modulated by changes in light intensity, the majority of the runs associated with an exponential ramp did not terminate before the falling phase of the ramp.

However, in the falling phase of the action potential, even a low proportion of modified channels can generate enough extra current to delay inactivation.

Conversely, a sharp increase in turn probability was observed during the falling phase of the ramp.