Figure 5

Locomotor activity of zebrafish larvae acutely exposed to pilocarpine (PILO). Larvae were incubated in different concentrations of PILO (1, 10, 30 or 50 mM) for 5 min and afterward locomotor activity assay was conducted for 60 min: (A) representative track visualizations which show the manner and intensity of zebrafish larvae movement in the well area (red line); the analysis was conducted at 9–10 min interval. (B,a) Each point represents median value of distance traveled at 1 min intervals; (b) locomotion was presented as a linear trend—the equation y = mx + c and squared value R² are given in the graph; (c) total distance traveled in 60 min (data are presented as median values)—statistical analysis was performed using nonparametric ANOVA Kruskal–Wallis test, followed by Dunn’s Multiple Comparisons test (significance level was set at p < 0.05); (d) the pie charts show the fractions of larvae in quartiles: LM—larvae with low total mobility, M—larvae with medium total mobility, HM—larvae with high total mobility—statistical analysis was performed using chi-square (χ²) statistics (significance level was set at p < 0.05, number of subjects analyzed N = 32/group). (C,a) Each point represents median value of movement time registered at 1 min intervals; (b) movement time was presented as a linear trend; (c) total distance traveled in 60 min; (d) the pie charts show the fractions of larvae in quartiles; presentation of results and statistical analysis as described in (B,a). (D,a) Each point represents median value of movement velocity registered at 1 min intervals; (b) movement velocity presented as a linear trend; (c) mean movement velocity traveled in 60 min; (d) the pie charts show the fractions of larvae in quartiles: LM—larvae with low total mobility, M—larvae with moderate total mobility, HM—larvae with high total mobility; presentation of results and statistical analysis as described in (B,a).