Figure 2. Locomotion is not affected by gap mutations.

(A) Baseline feeding activity of gap mutant worms compared to the wild type N2. (B) Food searching activity of the N2 wild type and the gap mutants. The gap-1;gap-3 double mutant shows decreased locomotion (p = 3.62 × 10⁻¹³). (C) gap mutations do not affect the feeding activity of the worms after one hour of starvation. n = 20 for each strain in each condition, error bars indicate SD and asterisks indicate Bonferroni-corrected significant differences (***P < 0.001).