<i>Phf6</i><sup><i>+/Y</i></sup><i>;Nes-cre</i><sup><i>Tg/+</i></sup> cortical neurons display a higher number of calcium signalling peaks per foetus than <i>Phf6</i>

<p>(A,B) Calcium imaging results from 906 <i>Phf6</i><sup><i>+/Y</i></sup><i>;Nes-cre</i><sup><i>Tg/+</i></sup> and 932 <i>Phf6</i><sup><i>lox/Y</i></sup><i>;Nes-cre</i><sup><i>Tg/+</i></sup> cortical neurons from N = 8 <i>Phf6</i><sup><i>+/Y</i></sup><i>;Nes-cre</i><sup><i>Tg/+</i></sup> and 4 <i>Phf6</i><sup><i>lox/Y</i></sup><i>;Nes-cre</i><sup><i>Tg/+</i></sup> E16.5 foetuses. Number of peaks above background per cell per foetus in six peak height amplitude bins from 0 to <30% of total peak height (A) and 30% to maximum (B). Data are displayed as mean ± sem. Circles represent data from individual foetuses. Data were analysed by two-way ANOVA.</p> <p>(PDF)</p>