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Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2021 Aug 18;597(7875):239–244. doi: 10.1038/s41586-021-03837-0

Fig. 4: Activation of P2 neurons during acute social isolation induces sleep loss and over consumption of food.

Fig. 4:

a, Schematics of activating P2 neurons for 1 day of group enrichment/social isolation. 22°C treatments (no thermoactivation) were used as controls. Flies in group enrichment/social isolation were kept at 28°C for 1 day to thermally activate P2 neurons. After 1 day of thermal activation (or no activation), sleep or feeding behavior was measured at 22°C. b, Quantification (Mean±SEM with individual data points) of daily total sleep, daytime sleep and ZT0-4 sleep for experimental and heterozygous control flies grouped or isolated for 1 day with (28°C) or without (22°C) thermal activation of P2-GAL4 labelled neurons (N= 28–32 animals). c, Quantification (Mean±SEM with individual data points) of daily total food consumption, daytime food consumption, and ZT0-4 food consumption for experimental and heterozygous control flies grouped or isolated for 7 days with (28°C) or without (22°C) thermal activation of P2-GAL4 labelled neurons (N=22–57 animals). For b–c, two-way ANOVA were used for detecting interactions between temperature treatment and group/isolation status. Šidák multiple comparisons tests were used for post-hoc analyses between group treated and isolated animals of the same genotype and temperature treatment, *P<0.05, **P<0.01, ***P<0.001, ****P<0.0001. For N and P values, see the Source Data.