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. 2019 Apr 15;10:19. doi: 10.1186/s13229-019-0270-8

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Fig. 4 — OP areas are similar in both groups. a Semi-log plot of mean OP areas (± SEM) obtained at each light intensity for CTR (open symbols, n = 8 animals, 15 eyes) and VPA animals (solid symbols, n = 6 animals, 12 eyes). Areas are similar at all intensities. b Mean OP areas obtained from CTR and VPA animals at light intensity 8 (1.56 log photons*μm⁻²*s⁻¹) and at light intensity 13 (4.09 log photons*μm⁻²*s⁻¹). There was no significant difference between groups. Error bars are SEM. c OP area vs. a-wave amplitude for CTR (open symbols) and VPA mice (solid symbols). d OP area vs. b-wave amplitude for CTR (open symbols) and VPA mice (solid symbols). OP areas in VPA mice are significantly larger in relation to the a-wave amplitudes (*p = 0.023) and b-wave amplitudes (***p = 0.0007) in the same trace than those of CTR animals