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. 2024 Mar 11;15:2171. doi: 10.1038/s41467-024-46382-w

Fig. 7. Energy of harmonic modes in the macaque is reshaped by loss and recovery of responsiveness.

Fig. 7

a | Energy of harmonic modes is significantly increased in the macaque brain under deep (but not light) anaesthesia, whether induced by sevoflurane, propofol, or the dissociative anaesthetic ketamine. *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001 from linear mixed effects modelling (two-sided, FDR-corrected), compared against Awake condition. N = 24 runs from 3 animals for Awake; 18 runs from 3 animals for Light Sevoflurane; 21 runs from 3 animals for Light Propofol; 11 runs from 2 animals for Deep Sevoflurane; 23 runs from 3 animals for Deep Propofol; 22 runs from 3 animals for Ketamine anaesthesia. b | Effect of thalamic deep-brain stimulation on the energy of harmonic modes during anaesthesia; ***p < 0.001 from linear mixed effects modelling (two-sided, FDR-corrected), compared against no-stimulation (“off”) condition during anaesthesia. N = 36 runs from 3 animals for Awake; 28 runs from 2 animals for anaesthesia (DBS-off); 31 runs from 2 animals for low amplitude centro-median thalamic DBS; 25 runs from 2 animals for high amplitude centro-median thalamic DBS; 18 runs from 1 animal for low amplitude ventro-lateral thalamic DBS; 18 runs from 1 animal for high amplitude ventro-lateral thalamic DBS. Box plots: central line, median; box limits, upper and lower quartiles; whiskers, 1.5× interquartile range; within each panel, dots of the same colour are provided by the same animal. See Supplementary Data 23 and Supplementary Data 24 for full statistical results.