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. 2023 May 19;17:1160353. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2023.1160353

FIGURE 12.

FIGURE 12

Violet light pulse arousal behavior is significantly attenuated in flies lacking Rh7 or external photoreceptors with low and high intensity light compared to the control p12c. Three 5 min pulses of violet light were applied to flies during subjective nighttime (ZT18, ZT19, ZT20) for 3 days after 12:12 h LD entrainment to measure the arousal response of p12c (blue), gl60j (red), cry-null (green), gl60j-cry-null (yellow), and rh7-null (violet) flies for (A) low (10 μW/cm2) and (B) high (400 μW/cm2) light intensity. Scatter plots are grouped by average% of flies that awaken across the 3 days of light-pulse arousal experiment and separated as pulse 1 (left points for each group), pulse 2 (middle points for each group), and pulse 3 (right points for each group). Black bars indicate total average% flies that awaken across the 3 days and three pulses of light. Pairwise comparison was analyzed using two-sample t-test with FDR adjustment. *p < 0.1 and ***p < 0.01.