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. 2018 Sep 14;7:e36664. doi: 10.7554/eLife.36664

Figure 3. Properties of tagged cells.

(A) Percentage of tagged (cyan, left) and untagged (black, right) cells in the unclassified category (Unx) and each of the 4 functional cell classes: grid (G), head direction (HD), speed (S) and border cells (B). Light regions of the bar plots show the percentage of cells in each class that belonged to more than one class (‘Mix’). Note that because a cell could belong to more than one class, the total percentages exceed 100. (B) Violin plots of grid, head direction, speed and border scores where the shaded region gives kernel density estimate for tagged (light cyan) and untagged cells (grey). Individual data points overlaid on top of the violins. Asterisks indicate a significant difference between the two populations (**p<0.01, all tests Mann-Whitney U-tests).

Figure 3.

Figure 3—figure supplement 1. Distribution of functional cell types for the whole dataset (A) and a downsampled dataset of all cells with sessions separated by 4 or more days (B), when the electrodes had been turned 100 microns.

Figure 3—figure supplement 1.

Similar percentages were obtained when the data were downsampled. Methods for classifying the cells into functional categories are the same as in the main figures.