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. 2019 Jun 6;13:57. doi: 10.3389/fnana.2019.00057

Table 2.

AT8 and Tau-1 staining intensities.

AT8 Tau-1


C N30 N ER R6# R38 C N R38
Amb - +++ ++ + -# - ++ ++ +
NTS + + ++ ++ -∗# - ++ ++ ++
dMV + ++ ++ ++ - - ++ ++ ++
Rpa ++ ++ +++ ++ +# ++ + + -
LC - ++ + + - - ++ ++ ++
LPB - + ++ ++ -# - ++ + +
VLPAG + + + + -∗# - +++ ++ ++
Cb-Cx - + + + - - + + +
MM - ++ ++++ ++ +∗# + ++ ++ ++
LH + ++ +++ ++ -∗# - +++ + ++
Arc - ++ +++ ++ +# + +++ ++ ++
DM - + + + -# - +++ + ++
PVH - +++ +++ ++ - + +++ + ++
PV - + + + -# - +++ ++ ++
VLPO - +++ ++++ + -# + +++ ++ ++
MnPO - ++ +++ + -# - +++ + ++
CA3 + + +++ ++ -∗# - ++ + +
PRh - ++ + + -# - ++++ ++ ++
P-Cx + ++ + + -∗# - +++ + ++

Brain structures are listed in order from caudal to rostral. See Table 1 and Figure 2 for acronym definition. Staining intensities are represented in a qualitative scale (see Supplementary Figure S1), ranging from “-” (no staining) to “++++” (maximum staining observed). Results are the average of two independent blind evaluations by different experimenters. C, control; N30, samples taken during the induction of synthetic torpor (ST), when brain temperature (Tb) reached 30°C; N, samples taken at nadir of hypothermia, during the ST; ER, early recovery, samples taken when Tb reached 35.5°C following ST; R6, samples taken 6 h after ER; R38, samples taken 38 h after ER. Statistically significant differences (P < 0.05) are shown: vs. C; #R6 vs. ER; § R6 vs. R38.