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. 2021 Jun 7;182(2):310–326. doi: 10.1093/toxsci/kfab066

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Figure 2. — Kinematics deficits in auditory/vibrational startle are correlated to myelin defects. A, DomA-treated larvae (6 dpf) were subcategorized by myelin sheath defects. 0 = control-like myelin sheaths to 3 = the most severe myelin defect observed. Bend angles during SLC startles with increasing stimulus intensities. B, Maximal angular velocities (Mav) during SLC startles with increasing stimulus intensities. C, Bend angles during LLC startles with increasing stimulus intensities. D, Maximal angular velocities (Mav) during LLC startles with increasing stimulus intensities. Asterisks represent statistical significance between DomA-exposed fish and controls determined using nonparametric multiple comparison procedures with Dunnett-type contrasts (*p < .05, **p < .001, ***p <.0001).