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From: Use of Granger causality analysis and artificial spike trains to examine pause coding in Purkinje cell spike activity related to rhythmic licking

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Peri-lick spike histogram broken up by ISI duration. A) The schematic showing the regular lick occurrence with an average lickinterval around 160ms. B) Peri-lick spike histogram for a Purkinje cell recording. The time at which the tongue touches the lick spout is considered time zero. Right column, each dot corresponds to starting time (first spike) of an interspike interval. Left column, the blue trace is the spike rate calculated per millisecond bin. The red trace is polynomial fit for the spike rate. C) Same as (B) but for artificial spike train matched to the Purkinje cell recording with a gamma distribution.

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BMC Neuroscience

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