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. 2017 Feb 16;114(10):E1986–E1995. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1607462114

Fig. S9.

Fig. S9.

Spine volume decreases approaching branch tips. (A) Cumulative frequency distributions for TagRFP intensity for each spine recorded in in dissociated hippocampal cultures where each plot is color matched to a different bin for relative distance as shown in the key to the Right. Inset histograms show the number of spines included within each relative distance bin, n = 1,938 spines from 4 cells. (B) The 80th percentile values for TagRFP intensity obtained from the cumulative frequency graphs, plotted as a function of relative distance. Spearman’s coefficient; P < 0.0001. (C) Cumulative frequency distributions for mCaT amplitude, where each plot is color matched to a different bin for TagRFP spine intensity as shown in the key to the Right. Inset histograms show the number of spines included within each relative distance bin; n = 3,114 mCaTs from 4 cells. (D) The 80th percentile values for TagRFP intensity obtained from the cumulative frequency graphs, plotted as a function of relative distance. Spearman’s coefficient; P = 0.0008. (E) Cumulative frequency distributions for TagRFP intensity for each spine recorded in in organotypic hippocampal slice, where each plot is color matched to a different bin for relative distance as shown in the key to the Right. Inset histograms show the number of spines included within each relative distance bin, n = 603 spines from three cells. (F) The 80th percentile values for TagRFP intensity obtained from the cumulative frequency graphs, plotted as a function of relative distance. Spearman’s coefficient; P = 0.002. (G) Amplitude as a function of spine TagRFP intensity for spines obtained from organotypic slices. Spearman’s coefficient, P < 0.0001. (H) Plot of cytoplasmic EGFP intensity as a function of distance to branch point for basal dendritic branches in CA1 neurons from organotypic slices. Spearman’s correlation, r = −0.3; P < 0.0001; n = 679 spines.