Table 1.
Bandpass | Mixed | High-pass | Atypical | |
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Young anesthetized (n = 42) | 33% (n = 14) | 40% (n = 17) | 17% (n = 7)*** | 10% (n = 4) |
Young awake (n = 73) | 37% (n = 27) | 48% (n = 35) | 4% (n = 3) | 11% (n = 8) |
Aged awake (n = 60) | 25% (n = 15) | 50% (n = 30) | 5% (n = 3) | 20% (n = 12)* |
Bandpass and mixed MGB units were major SAM response types for all three groups. Of the three groups, MGB units from young anesthetized rats showed the largest percentage of high-pass SAM response type (***p < 0.001, x(3)2 = 22.85, χ2 test). The percentage of atypical SAM response types increased as rats became older (*p < 0.05, x(3)2 = 8.048; χ2 test).