Supplemental Data

Supplemental Data for Ferezou et al., Neuron 56, pp. 907-923

Document S1. Supplemental Figures

Movie S1
The right C2 whisker was deflected briefly in a urethane-anesthetized mouse, and the evoked sensory response was imaged bilaterally with voltage-sensitive dye. The movie was generated from an average of 20 stimuli.
Movie S2
In the same urethane-anesthetized mouse as in Movie S1, the left C2 whisker was briefly deflected, and the evoked sensory response was imaged bilaterally with voltage-sensitive dye. The movie was generated from an average of 20 stimuli.
Movie S3
Spontaneous activity across sensorimotor cortex was imaged with voltage-sensitive dye in a urethane-anesthetized mouse while simultaneously recording the local field potential in motor cortex. The voltage-sensitive dye signal in M1 corresponds closely to the local field potential (the sign of the LFP trace was inverted for ease of comparison with the VSD trace).
Movie S4
The movement of the C2 whisker was filmed with a high-speed camera at 500 Hz in an awake behaving mouse during an active touch sequence. Sensorimotor cortex was simultaneously imaged with VSD. At the time indicated by the vertical dotted line, the whisker contacts the object evoking a spreading sensorimotor response, first in S1 and subsequently in M1. The single trial imaging of cortical activity and the behavioral filming are matched frame-by-frame, synchronized through TTL pulses.
Movie S5
A C2 whisker stimulus passively applied during quiet wakefulness evoked a large-amplitude response in both somatosensory and motor cortex accompanied by sensory-evoked whisker movement. The single-trial imaging of cortical activity and the behavioral filming are matched frame-by-frame, synchronized through TTL pulses.