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Fig. 6

From: Differential cell-type dependent brain state modulations of sensory representations in the non-lemniscal mouse inferior colliculus

Fig. 6

Locomotion increases the spectral tuning selectivity of excitatory neurons overall. a Spectral tuning curves of four example excitatory neurons during the stationary periods (blue) and locomotion (red). The peak corresponds to the maximum value of averaged responses. The area corresponds to the summarized responses below the tuning curve. b The tuning curves of peak-inhibited neurons in one state are normalized to the same peak amplitude of the other state. Red or blue dashed lines represent the normalized tuning curves. c The modulation effects of locomotion on the peak and area of excitatory neurons. e Spectral bandwidths of excitatory neurons during locomotion (L_BW) and stationary periods (S_BW). The dot diameter is proportional to the number of neurons (10 FOVs of 5 mice). d, f Same figures as in c, e but for the inhibitory neurons (10 FOVs of 6 mice). Wilcoxon signed-rank test for all comparisons

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