. 2022 Oct 22;25(11):105429. doi: 10.1016/j.isci.2022.105429

Table 2.

p-values for differences in firing properties in neurons recorded in experimental groups selected based on their distinct relevance to healthy or diseased circuits

Experimental group	Neuron type	Spike type	Mice (N), neurons (n)	p value Firing rate	p value CV	p value CV2
Anesthetized Control mice	Nuclei neuron	All spikes	N = 4, n = 19	0.696	0.235	0.283
Awake Harmaline-injected mice	Nuclei neuron	All spikes	N = 3, n = 11	0.312	0.245	0.741
Awake Ptf1a^Cre;VGlut2^fl/fl mice	Nuclei neuron	All spikes	N = 4, n = 14	0.431	0.951	0.995
Awake Pcp2^Cre;Vgat^fl/fl mice	Nuclei neuron	All spikes	N = 3, n = 9	0.301	0.982	0.572
Awake Thap1^+/− mice	Nuclei neuron	All spikes	N = 6, n = 29	0.749	0.839	0.790
Anesthetized Control mice	Purkinje cell	Simple spikes	N = 11, n = 46	0.445	0.452	0.197
Anesthetized Control mice	Purkinje cell	Complex spikes	N = 11, n = 46	*0.002*	*0.034*	0.247
Awake Thap1^+/− mice	Purkinje cell	Simple spikes	N = 4, n = 20	0.081	0.342	0.489
Awake Thap1^+/− mice	Purkinje cell	Complex spikes	N = 4, n = 20	0.345	0.574	0.905

Neurons included are from previously published studies.⁷^,¹³^,³⁸^,⁷⁵ Significant differences are in bold italics.