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Fig. 6. Physiological and anatomical characteristics of broadly responding PNs in
Lobesia botrana. (A) Example for a PN with excitatory responses
observed for all tested compounds at 1 µg. Note the different delays in
response to different compounds. This neuron is not included in the data set
in Table 1, because the AL was
damaged and the target glomerulus could not be identified. (B) Extended focus
image of a stack of confocal sections through the intracellularly stained
dendritic arborisations of the generalist PN 14 in glomerulus 37 (black
outline). (C) Partial three-dimensional reconstruction of the AL containing
the stained PN 14 in the anterior view Y+, indicating the innervated
glomerulus 37 (black outline). Brain sketch indicates the orientation of the
brain and the relative position of the AL (marked red). AN antennal nerve, DB
dorsal border of the AL, OL optic lobe, SOG suboesophageal ganglion, numbers
indicate ordinary glomeruli, bold numbers indicate landmark glomeruli.
Horizontal scale bar in A, 500 ms, vertical scale bar in A, 40 mV. Scale bar
in B 30 µm. Scale bar in C 30 µm.
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