Grueneberg Ganglion Cells Mediate Alarm Pheromone Detection in Mice
Julien Brechbühl, Magali Klaey, Marie-Christine Broillet

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Movie s1
The presence of AP induces typical freezing behavior in the control mouse. Photographs taken every 5 s for the first 45 s of the movie S1 are presented (t0-t45). (A) Characteristic exploring activity of a representative control mouse in the presence of ACSF in the container (white box in the lower right corner). (B) When AP are added to ACSF, the behavior of the mouse dramatically changes, continuous freezing occurs.

Movie s2
Complete degeneration of GG cells after axotomy induces a loss of AP sensitivity. Photographs taken every 5 s for the first 45 s of the movie S2 are presented (t0- t45). (A) Characteristic exploring activity of a representative axotomized (Axo) mouse in the presence of ACSF in the container (white box in the lower right corner). (B) When AP are added to ACSF, the behavior of the mouse does not change, no freezing occurs. A continuous exploration of the area is recorded.

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