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. 2016 Nov 2;3(5):ENEURO.0115-16.2016. doi: 10.1523/ENEURO.0115-16.2016

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Figure 8. — The effect of behavioral context on 5-HT response. A, For trials with a |Df| of <20 Hz, the AUC of 5-HT current was significantly smaller in trials in which the fish produced chirps (n_fish = 6; chirp trials, n_trials = 14; no-chirp trials, n_trials = 14; p_KWT = 0.02). B, Chirping did not affect the 5-HT response to stimuli with large |Df| values (n_fish = 4; chirp trials, n_trials = 41; no-chirp trials, n_trials = 34; p_KWT = 0.72). C, KWT p value estimates for comparisons made between the AUC calculated over 5-s-long, nonoverlapping windows between chirp and no-chirp trials. Red, |Df| <20 Hz; blue, |Df| ≥20 Hz. The difference in AUC between chirp and no-chirp trials for |Df| values <20 Hz gains significance within the second 5 s window after stimulus onset. There was no significant difference between chirp and no-chirp trials for |Df values ≥20 Hz. The horizontal dashed line corresponds to p_KWT = 0.05.