<i>ap1b1</i> mutants have deficits in auditory and vestibular behavioral responses.

<p><i><b>A,</b></i> Graph showing the average startle response to either a 1000Hz stimulus at 146 dB or a tap stimulus of both mutants (<i>tm246a</i>: n = 9, <i>t20325</i>: n = 23) and their WT siblings (<i>tm246a</i>: n = 15, <i>t20325</i>: n = 19). <b><i>B,</i></b> Averaged traces of vestibular-induced eye movements from WT siblings (n = 11) and <i>tm246a</i> mutants (n = 12) over 60 sec. <b><i>C,</i></b> Average of peak amplitude of vestibular-induced eye movements at 0.25 Hz. Each dot represents one eye from an individual larva at 5 dpf (WT: n = <i>11, tm246a:</i> n = 12). A Mann-Whitney U-test was used to compare differences between mutants and WT siblings.