Figure 2: Differential modulation of MCH and OH cells by sensory experiences. | Nature Communications

Figure 2: Differential modulation of MCH and OH cells by sensory experiences.

From: Awake dynamics and brain-wide direct inputs of hypothalamic MCH and orexin networks

Figure 2

(a) Calcium signals from mice expressing GCaMP6s in MCH or OH cells aligned to novel object (n.o.) presentation (top and middle plots) or to the time of object area entry (a.e.; bottom plot). Turquoise or magenta lines are means, grey lines are s.e.m., n=4 mice per group. (b) Binned quantification of data in a (top plots) and object area entry (bottom plot). Changes in fluorescence (means±s.e.m., black) and individual values, relative to values at −2 min, before and after n.o. appearance (at indicated times). Numbers above data are P values of Dunnett’s multiple comparisons tests following one-way repeated measures analyses of variance (ANOVAs; MCH network: F(6,18)=16.67, P<0.0001; OH network: F(6,18)=31.79, P<0.0001). n=4 mice per group. (c) Calcium signals from mice expressing GCaMP6s in MCH or OH cells aligned to immobilization stress (i.s.) applied for 1 min. Turquoise or magenta lines are means, grey lines are s.e.m., n=4 mice per group. (d) Quantification of data in c. Changes in fluorescence (means±s.e.m., relative to values at −2 min, before, during and after i.s. (at indicated times). Numbers above data are P values of Dunnett’s multiple comparisons tests following one-way repeated measures ANOVAs (MCH network: F(2,6)=5.7, P=0.041; OH network: F(2, 6)=27.77, P=0.0009). n=4 mice per group.

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