highly significantP = 4e−25
In terms of the log-scaled distributions of the Ca 2+ event amplitudes, the V1 and M1 neurons underwent drastic upshifts from the anesthetized state to the awake state (V1, anesthetized: μ = 10 −0.46 , σ = 10 0.14 , N = 125, awake: μ = 10 −0.13 , σ = 10 0.35 , N = 430, Wilcoxon rank sum test, P = 4e−74; M1, anesthetized: μ = 10 −0.30 , σ = 10 0.31 , N = 211, awake: μ = 10 −0.03 , σ = 10 0.44 , N = 483, Wilcoxon rank sum test, P = 4e−63), while CA1 neurons underwent a minor upshift that was also highly significant (anesthetized: μ = 10 −0.13 , σ = 10 0.41 , N = 342; awake: μ = 10 −0.04 , σ = 10 0.45 , N = 493, Wilcoxon rank sum test, P = 4e−25).