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Marsden et al., 2015 - In�Vivo Ca(2+) Imaging Reveals that Decreased Dendritic Excitability Drives Startle Habituation

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Fig. S1

CoLo ablation and strychnine treatment cause abnormal startle responses, Related to Figures 3 and 4.

(A) Free-swimming control larvae perform normal startle responses to acoustic stimulation while CoLo-ablated larvae respond at normal latency but with altered kinematics. The tail caudal to the CoLo ablations (red arrowhead) straightens rather than contracting on one side (scale bar 10 �m). (B) Representative example of abnormal startle after 100 �M strychnine treatment in headrestrained larvae. Movement initiates at 8 ms (not shown), and the tail straightens and shortens (16 ms, indicated by red arrowheads), followed by a normal counterbend (30 ms) and relaxation (46 ms).

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