Figure 4. LR cells are consistent across age, sex, and long-axis of the RSG. A. Scatterplots of the three cell types plotted against spike width and input capacitance across different age groups. Left panel, Postnatal days 21-26 show consistent clustering between the three cell groups (FS:n = 9; RS: n = 6; LR: n = 22). Middle panel, Postnatal days 27-31 show consistent clustering between the three cell groups (FS: n = 13; RS: n = 7; LR: n = 46). Right panel, Postnatal days 60-65 show presence of LR cells in adult mice (n = 3) clustering similarly to those recorded in adolescent mice. B. Scatterplots of the three cell types plotted against spike width and input capacitance across the anterior-posterior plane of the RSG. Left panel, -1 to -1.74 mm from bregma show consistent clustering between the three cell groups (FS: n = 9; RS: n= 7; LR: n = 27). Middle panel, -1.75 to -2.49 mm from bregma show consistent clustering between the three cell groups (FS: n = 9; RS: n = 5; LR: n = 24). Right panel, -2.5 to -3.25 mm from bregma show consistent clustering between the three cell groups (FS: n = 4; RS: n = 1; LR: n = 17). C. Scatterplots of the three cell types plotted against spike width and input capacitance across sex. Left panel, All three cell types exist and cluster consistently in male mice (FS: n = 13; RS: n = 9; LR: n = 32). Right panel, All three cell types exist and cluster consistently in female mice (FS: n = 9; RS:n = 4; LR: n = 36).