Calcium dynamics in kinin and CAMB neurons following exposure to 300 nM ETH (60x real time). Prepupal CNS is positioned horizontally, with the caudal end positioned at the left. The terminal plexus (TP) and kinin neuron cell bodies positioned at the lateral margins of the CNS are demarcated with white squares. CAMB neuron cell bodies are located more medially and are surrounded by red squares. Upon ETH application, denoted as a light flash and high-pitched sound (time zero), kinin neurons become active after a short delay, showing synchronous, oscillatory calcium dynamics. Subsequent to cessation of kinin neuron calcium dynamics, CAMB neurons exhibit long lasting calcium elevations. These data are related to those depicted in Fig 2.
Kim D, Han M, Lee G, Lee S, Kim Y, Adams M
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