Figure AC3.
Panel A shows a line graph depicting flux over time. The x-axis represents time in milliseconds, and the y-axis represents flux in open channel units. The graph includes multiple lines in different colors (black, red, green, and blue) representing different energy levels. Panel B shows a scatter plot with trend lines. The x-axis represents decay, and the y-axis represents suppression. The scatter plot includes red circles representing experimental observations and black circles representing the model. A solid line for the model and a dashed line for comparison.
Simulations of flux elicited by paired pulses in an alternative couplon with equal open channel currents. (A) Both V and C channels follow the state diagram at top (A), which differs from that of the preferred model in the main article in that inactivated channels recover to the open state. Parameters are those listed in Table 1 of the main article, except rec1_ht, increased to 100 ms (to achieve flux with a large inactivating component). (B) Decay and suppression in simulations of the effect of variable conditioning on a large test, as in Figs. 6 and 17 of the main article. The red symbols represent experimental observations.