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Förster et al., 2020 - Retinotectal circuitry of larval zebrafish is adapted to detection and pursuit of prey

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Figure 3—figure supplement 1.

Functional clustering of RGC types.

(A) Normalized calcium transients of all exemplars (gray) and average transients of all pixels (colored) for the 10 RGC clusters. (B) Silhouette plot for cluster validation. A number of 10 RGC clusters was chosen (dashed blue line) as it significantly improves the modeling correlation compared to four clusters (see Figure 4—figure supplement 1A). (C) Comparison of RGC cluster distribution for three independent larvae. Data from the first larva (first bars) are shown in Figure 2 and were used for modeling. (D) Quantification of 30° dot- (light blue), 5° dot- (red), and looming+dark ramp/flash-responsive (dark blue) pixels in the segmented tectal layers, throughout the whole image stack shown in Figure 3C.

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