Extended Data Fig. 1: Motion elicits c-fos expression in the brain.
From: Vestibular neurons link motion sickness, behavioural thermoregulation and metabolic balance in mice
(a, b) Representative photomicrographs illustrating c-fos immunostaining in NTS, RPa, LC, CeA, αBNST and MPA from 8 for male/sham (a), 9 for male/motion (a), 7 for female/sham (b) and 8 for female/motion (b) mice. (c) Quantification of c-fos cells in NTS, RPa, LC, CeA, αBNST and MPA elicited by motion. n = 8 for male/sham, 9 for male/motion, 7 for female/sham and 8 for female/motion, two-sided student t test within the same sex. Data are expressed as mean ± standard errors of the mean. (Relative to Fig. 1).
