Abstract
The relay neurons which excite cranial motoneurons involved in the Mauthner reflex also act to relay the collateral inhibition of the Mauthner cell. An impulse in a single cranial relay neuron (CRN) evokes both the electrically and chemically mediated synaptic inhibition through a disynaptic pathway.
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