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Fig. 1. Schematic diagram illustrating the principle of the recording technique: post-synapticevents are recorded across an 'oil-gap' as the potential difference between the active post-synaptic end (Post) and the other inactive end of a single giant axon.
Fig. 2. Diagrammatic representation of the nerve chamber used for recording synaptic potentialswith external electrodes
Fig. 3. Examples of externally recorded 'spontaneous' excitatory post-synaptic potentials(SEPSPs) in a giant axon
Fig. 4.post-synaptic activity. Two post-gynaptic action potentials (stars) were produced by this stimu- Effects of mechanical stimulation of the cerci by a puff of air, beginning at the arrow, uponlation in B

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