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An increase in the excitation time of the interneuron to 3.3 ms induces unitary PSCs in the pyramidal neuron (spot 1; middle trace; average of 11 traces) that disappear when the spot is displaced 5 µm apart, confirming the photostimulation selectivity (spot 2; bottom trace; average of 26 traces).

Given a detailed analysis of the inhibitor SAR for both transporters the two structural models of SGLT1 and SGLT2 were compared leading to the identification of relevant differences and selectivity hot spots.

These data raised the possibility that SINs may be mediating the small spot selectivity of tectal filtering.

Finally, feasibility and selectivity of the proposed one-spot DNA detection nanobiosensor were investigated by analysis of derived nucleotides from HPV18 and mismatched sequences.

The object selectivity of a given cell in a spot was similar to that of the averaged cellular activity within the spot.

Furthermore, to ensure the spatial selectivity of the system, we displaced the spot away from the soma, resulting in the disappearance of the response.

The high thermal conductivity of the silicon carbide plays an important role in the maintenance of the high selectivity by avoiding the formation of hot spots on the catalyst surface which could favor secondary reactions.

To address this question, we investigated object selectivity of averaged MUs of the activity spots with respect to the selectivity for faces and hands (Fig. 13).

Our unbiased clustering procedure identified tectal neurons tuned to large, dark spots, which additionally showed direction selectivity.

The spatial selectivity of this connection is confirmed by displacing the illumination spot near the targeted soma (spot 2; bottom trace; average of 12 traces).

For example, clusters 9 12 show size, polarity, and direction selectivity, with a net preference for large, bright spots moving either leftward or rightward.