Extended Data Fig. 5: Shelter orientation error does not depend on the environment luminance level.
From: A cortico-collicular circuit for orienting to shelter during escape
Shelter orientation error increases both during light and dark conditions upon inactivation of SC-projecting RSP neurons, in comparison to saline control (Dark: P = 0.0302 permutation test; saline: 5 mice, 24 trials; CNO: 11 mice, 58 trials. Light: P = 0.038 permutation test; saline: 6 mice, 27 trials; CNO: 9 mice, 47 trials). No significant differences were observed between saline in light and dark condition (P = 0.46 permutation test) or CNO in light and dark condition (P = 0.26 permutation test).
