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Figure 7


Fig. 7. Vomeronasal sensory neurons (VSNs) from S. odoratus exhibit a chemosignal-evoked conductance decrease linked with outward currents. A VSN from a female S. odoratus was held at –60 mV (Vh) with five hyperpolarizing steps to –90 mV (Vc) injected prior (black), during (gray) and following (black) chemosignal stimulation with catfish extract. Inward chemosignal-evoked conductance changes were not tested.