Neural Inertia In Wild Type <i>Drosophila</i>.

(A) Halothane dose-response in wild-type Iso31 flies. (B) Isoflurane dose-response in wild-type Iso31 flies. (C) Unpaired t-test demonstrates that the residual halothane in a population of whole flies obtained at the corresponding EC50 for emergence is likewise significantly less than that at the EC50 for induction. (D) Neural inertia of wild type Iso31 flies. X-axis in A and B corresponds to the log of the inhaled anesthetic concentration. Halothane is shown in red shading while isoflurane is shown in purple. Induction denoted by filled circles and solid curves, emergence by open circles and dashed curves. *p<0.05.