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Fig. 11. Pymetrozine was not observed to have effects on central mesothoracic motor
control circuits, or on higher control centres, e.g. in the subesophageal
ganglion. The response of the extensor (A) and flexor (B) tibiae nerves to
ramp-and-hold stimulation of the femoral chordotonal organ (fCO; bottom
traces, 240 µm or
40° fCO movement) was examined before and after
application of 106 mol l1 pymetrozine to
the ventral nerve cord, but not to the fCO (hemolymph space of the leg
isolated by VaselineTM plug (see text). Sample recordings (i and ii) and
time histograms (iii and iv) are shown for the intact (control) situation (i
and iii) and after pymetrozine application (ii and iv). Bin widths of
histograms 10 ms; ordinates normalized to number of stimulus presentations.
Different individuals were used in A and B.