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Table 2 Duration of depolarization phase of SD (DC shift) and SD-induced depression of ipsilateral cortical oscillations in different frequency bands in awake and anesthetized rats

From: Different vulnerability of fast and slow cortical oscillations to suppressive effect of spreading depolarization: state-dependent features potentially relevant to pathogenesis of migraine aura

 

Frontal cortex

Occipital cortex

Awake rats (n = 7)

 DC shift (s)

40

40

 Delta (1–4 Hz) (s)

-

-

 Theta (4–8 Hz) (s)

110

90

 Alpha (8–12 Hz) (s)

130

80

 Beta (12–25 Hz) (s)

180

90

 Gamma (25–50 Hz) (s)

250

150

Anesthetized rats (n = 6)

 DC shift (s)

60

60

 Delta (1–4 Hz) (s)

90

140

 Theta (4–8 Hz) (s)

120

170

 Alpha (8–12 Hz) (s)

140

180

 Beta (12–25 Hz) (s)

150

200

 Gamma (25–50 Hz) (s)

130

60