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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Nov 27.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Neurosci. 2019 May 27;22(7):1122–1131. doi: 10.1038/s41593-019-0407-2

Figure 6. DLS inactivation decreases movement-related low-frequency M1 activity.

Figure 6.

a. Illustration of DLS muscimol infusion and M1 recording. b. Left: 3–6Hz filtered LFP aligned to movement onset from example M1 channel for trials before and after DLS inactivation, individual trials overlaid with mean signal. Right: Difference in movement-related 3–6Hz LFP power in M1 before and after DLS inactivation (n = 5 sessions across 3 animals). Grey lines represent mean power values from individual sessions and black lines represent mean and SEM across sessions. P values from mixed-effects model. c. Left: PETH from example M1 unit for trials before and after DLS inactivation. Right: Difference in movement-related firing rate before and after DLS inactivation (n = 5 sessions across 4 animals). Grey lines represent mean firing rate across units from individual sessions and black lines represent mean and SEM across sessions. P values from mixed-effects model.