Responses to all manipulations¹			Firing rates
Cell		Inhibition	No change				Effect of brain stimulation
Cells completely inhibited during various manipulations (note 5)
N3 O5 R1 X6 S1 X8 T3 O6 X7 V1 X4	B C	ADRF ADRPL ADRPCFLO ADRPCFL A(LDRP) ADRPO ADPCFB ADF ADPFO (LDP) P(LDR)	C CF CF CF RC RC AF ACF	6.2   3.4   3.0   2.2   1.7   1.7   1.3   0.9   0.8   0.7   0.7	0   0.3      0      0      0   0.1      0      0      0   0.1   0.1	0 DFR   0 DP   0 DF   0 DPCF   0 (LDRP)   0 DRO   0 DPCFB   0 DF   0 DPFO   0 (LDRP)   0 P(LDR)	Hissing, attack Hissing No effect Hissing, attack Escape Hissing, attack Escape, meowing Hissing, attack, meowing Hissing, attack No effect Hissing, attack
Cells incompletely inhibited during various manipulations
T1 W4 O1		AFLO ADRPFL DRPL	DRPC C ACF	27.1 n 13.1   7.2 n	2.4 12.0 10.1	1.6 F 3.3 R 0.4 D	Attack Escape Arousal
Cells inhibited during only one manipulation
O7 W5 S3		L C F	ADRCF ARPFLO ADRPCLO	2.4   0.9   4.9	5.3   1.5   7.0	0 L    0 C 2.6 F	Hissing, attack Escape Escape

Note: Cell W3, which is listed in Table 1 because it was facilitated only by affective defense, should also be considered in relation to the cells in this table because it was completely inhibited during several control manipulations of the cat.

1 For reference of letter symbols, see Table 1.

2 Mean firing rate per second of baseline data. Distribution treated as Poisson unless indicated as normal by letter "n".

3 Mean firing rate per second based on five-second measures.

4 Lowest mean firing rate per second for any manipulation other than affective defense, based on five-second measures except in the case of cell O7 for which the number is based on a two-second measure for lifting of the cat.

5 Manipulations are enclosed within parentheses for the cases in which the cell was inhibited but not enough time elapsed between individual manipulations to allow a separate measure of inhibition for each.