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Fig. 12. Representative electrophysiological recordings of RPeD1 from semi-intact
animals after the single 0.5 h training session in either PW or CE.
Representative recordings from RPeD1 in the naive state (untrained and in PW),
24 h post-PW single training session, 48 h after single training session in
CE, 48 h CE single training session yoke control and 72 h after the single
training session in CE. Right panels: top, summary data for mean
(±s.e.m.) spiking activity per 600 s; middle, number of spikes per
burst (all values log transformed). Results for the 48 h single training
session procedure in CE are significantly lower than the naive state
(N=7, **P<0.01). Results for 24 h single
training session in PW trained animals, 48 h single training session in CE
yoked and 72 h single training session in CE trained animals are not
significantly different from the naive state (24 h PW single training session,
N=8, P>0.05; 48 h CE single training session yoked,
N=8, P>0.05; and 72 h CE single training session,
N=6, P>0.05). Bottom bar graph demonstrates summary data
for burst duration (mean ± s.e.m., values log transformed) of each
treatment. Burst duration for single training session in CE at 48 h is
significantly lower than in the naive state (N=7,
P<0.05). Single training session in PW at 24 h, single training
session in CE at 48 h yoked and single training session in CE at 72 h are not
significantly different from the naive state (24 h PW single training session,
N=8, P>0.05; 48 h CE single training session yoked,
N=8, P>0.05; and 72 h CE single training session,
N=6, P>0.05). [Reproduced with permission from Orr and
Lukowiak (Orr and Lukowiak,
2008).]
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