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Fig. 2. Single sensillum recordings from sensillum type 2 (see
Fig. 3) containing two
olfactory receptor neurons. In spikeamplitude histograms on the right-hand
side of recordings, the neurons are distinguished by having different spike
amplitudes for large spike amplitude (filled columns) and small spike
amplitude (white columns). The figure shows responses to the two major
pheromone components (E)-12- and (Z)-12-tetradecenyl
acetates (E12- and Z12-14:OAc) at a 10 µg loading. The two neurons,
characterized by a large (filled arrowhead) and small (open arrowhead) spike
amplitude, respond to E12-14:OAc. The large spiking neuron is also stimulated
by Z12-14:OAc. The correctness of the characterizations was corroborated by
differential adaptation experiments (see
Fig. 5).