Fig. 2From: Visual evoked potentials of Niemann-Pick type C1 mice reveal an impairment of the visual pathway that is rescued by 2-hydroxypropyl-ß-cyclodextrinVEP components of naïve/sham PN75 Npc1 +/+ and Npc1 −/− mice. a Representative VEPs are shown in panel a (see Fig. 1 for description). Note the different values of N1 peak latency and amplitude (arrows) depending on experimental manipulation and/or genotype. b, c Histograms indicate the mean ± SEM of N1 latency and amplitude values obtained in the experimental groups indicated in the panels. Note that the latency of sham Npc1 +/+ mice significantly decreased compared to that of naïve Npc1 +/+ mice, whereas sham and naïve Npc1 −/− mice had similar latency. The amplitude of sham mice, either Npc1 +/+ or Npc1 −/− , did not significantly differ from each other, but were significantly reduced compared to that of Npc1 +/+ naïve mice. Asterisks indicate statistically significant differences among experimental groups (***, p < 0.001)Back to article page