Figure 4: Reductions in context selectivity using IContext reflect the nature of the training paradigms. | Nature Communications

Figure 4: Reductions in context selectivity using IContext reflect the nature of the training paradigms.

From: Temporally selective contextual encoding in the dentate gyrus of the hippocampus

Figure 4

The proportion of cells with IContext scores between 0 and 1.6 bits per spike in the 3-week separation group (N=72, light green), 2-week separation control group (N=94, dark green), simultaneous (N=52, no separation) timeline (brown) group and 2-week separation TMZ-treated group (N=65, dark blue). The extended timeline group has the largest proportion of cells with high IContext scores.

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