Fig. 8.

Spatial analysis of the overlap between presynaptic axonal trees of h₄ and postsynaptic dendritic trees of GI₁. A, A dendritic tree of GI₁ (brown) and an axonal tree of h₄ (purple) from control animals are shown aligned to their respective positions in the ganglion.B, Spatial representations of the dendritic areas of GI₁ that overlap with h₄ (brown dots) and the axonal areas of h₄ that overlap with GI₁ (purple dots) at ε = 6 μm (18 and 19%, respectively). C, A dendritic tree of GI₁ (brown) and an axonal tree of h₄ (purple) from GI₂-ablated animals are shown spatially aligned.D, Spatial representations of the overlap between dendritic trees of GI₁ and axonal trees of h₄in the GI₂-ablated animals shown at ε = 6 μm (14 and 27%, respectively). Scale bar, 100 μm. E, Graph of the one-way HM of GI₁ in h₄ from control animals (n = 25 comparisons from 5 animals for each group; solid line) and of GI₁ in h₄ from GI₂-ablated animals (n = 25 comparisons from 5 animals; dotted line). We found no significant differences between the two groups (ANCOVA; p > 0.05). F, Graph of the one-way HM of h₄ in GI₁ from control animals (n = 25 comparisons from 5 animals;solid line) and of h₄ in GI₁from GI₂-ablated animals (n = 25 comparisons from 5 animals for each group; dotted line). We found no significant differences between the two groups (ANCOVA;p > 0.05).