Figure 2. Deletion of PTPδ in mice leads to hyperactivity and decreased non-REM sleep. (IMAGE)

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Figure 2. Deletion of PTPδ in mice leads to hyperactivity and decreased non-REM sleep.

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The graphs on the left show the presence of hyperactivity throughout 24 hours of mice with PTPδ whole deletion (red), PTPδ-excitatory neuron deletion (yellow), and PTPδ-meA deletion (aquamarine) compared to control mice (black). The graphs on the right show decreases of non-REM sleep, representing deep sleep with delta waves, in both the PTPδ-excitatory neuron deletion (yellow) and PTPδ-meA deletion (aquamarine) mice.

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