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Fig. 6. Similar phase-shift abilities of representative Melapts at both CT22 and CT8
(A) Melapt binding-mediated phase shift induced via photostimulation at subjective dawn (CT22BL). (B) Melapt-mediated phase shift at subjective dawn (CT22nonBL). (C) Melapt binding-mediated phase shifts induced via photostimulation in the afternoon (CT8BL). (D) Melapt-mediated phase shifts in the afternoon (CT8nonBL). Controls showed phase shifts in the absence of Melapts under all conditions. The upper direction shows phase advance, whereas the lower direction shows phase delay. Red: phase advance. Blue: phase delay. *p < 0.05, Tukey–Kramer test.
Fig. 7 Reverse-phase shift abilities of representative Melapts at CT22 and CT8
(A) Melapt-mediated phase shift induced by photostimulation at subjective dawn (CT22BL). (B) Melapt-mediated phase shift at subjective dawn (CT22nonBL). (C) Melapt-mediated phase shift induced by photostimulation in the afternoon (CT8BL). (D) Melapt-mediated phase shift in the afternoon (CT8nonBL). Controls were phase shifts without any Melapts under all conditions. The upper direction shows phase advance, whereas the lower direction shows phase delay. Red: phase advance. Blue: phase delay. **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001, Tukey–Kramer Test.
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