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Marquart et al., 2019 - Prepontine non-giant neurons drive flexible escape behavior in zebrafish

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Prepontine neurons are active during ipsilateral delayed escapes.

(A) Two-photon optical section of nuclear-localized GCaMP6s-positive prepontine neurons in y293-Gal4 with ROIs shown in (B) indicated. (B) Representative GCaMP6s traces for ROIs in (A) for ipsilateral LLCs (“IPSI”), contralateral LLCs (“CON”), SLCs, and NR trials. Each vertical set of GCaMP6s traces are from the same trial. Gray bar: acoustic stimulus. Scale bar 1 ΔF/F, 5 s. (C) Change in GCaMP6s fluorescence (ΔF/F) across response types: ipsilateral LLCs, contralateral LLCs, SLCs, and NR trials (31 neurons, n = 3 larvae). ***p < 0.001, t test. Underlying numerical data are included in S1 Data. LLC, long-latency C-start; NR, no response; ROI, region of interest; SLC, short-latency C-start.

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