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. 2021 Oct 26;10:e66039. doi: 10.7554/eLife.66039

Figure 26. Columnar neurons in the noduli.

(A) Morphological rendering of columnar neurons. (Ai) PFNd neurons. Left: two example neurons from the left and right PFNd population. Right: complete population of PFNd neurons. (Aii) PEN_a neurons. (B) Stacked bar graph illustrating the fraction of inputs and outputs to PFN and PEN partners grouped into supertypes and separated by brain region. Inputs and outputs are normalized per neuron type and brain region. The connectivity strength for inputs and outputs is measured by relative weight and output contribution, respectively. (C) Similarity matrices (see Materials and methods) for columnar noduli (NO) neurons based on their inputs in the NO (top) and protocerebral bridge (PB) (bottom). (D) Neuron-to-neuron connectivity matrix for columnar neurons in the right NO. Connections between neurons of the same type are highlighted with black boxes.

Figure 26.

Figure 26—figure supplement 1. Comparison of PFN inputs and outputs.

Figure 26—figure supplement 1.

(A) Stacked bar graph illustrating the weight of inputs and outputs to partners grouped into supertypes and separated by brain region. (B) Connectivity matrix showing inputs to PEN and PFN types in the noduli (NO). Connectivity is measured on a type-to-type level. (C) Same as (B), but for inputs in the protocerebral bridge (PB).