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. 2023 Jun 5;5(1):obad021. doi: 10.1093/iob/obad021

Table 2.

Effects of exogenous chemicals on corticosterone (CORT) release rate and mass-corrected total bufadienolide quantity (mcTBQ) of toad tadpoles.

Response Treatment length (days) Contrast Estimate SE df t P
CORT release rate 2 exoCORT—MTP –1.312 0.044 261 –30.067 <0.001
2 EtOH—exoCORT 1.546 0.044 261 35.423 <0.001
2 EtOH—MTP 0.234 0.044 261 5.376 <0.001
6 exoCORT—MTP –1.215 0.044 262 –27.711 <0.001
6 EtOH—exoCORT 1.453 0.045 263 32.653 <0.001
6 EtOH—MTP 0.238 0.043 262 5.491 <0.001
mcTBQ 2 exoCORT–—MTP –0.024 0.028 264 –0.855 0.590
2 EtOH—exoCORT 0.038 0.027 264 1.401 0.487
2 EtOH—MTP 0.014 0.026 264 0.518 0.605
6 exoCORT—MTP 0.062 0.031 264 1.991 0.071
6 EtOH—exoCORT –0.097 0.034 264 –2.898 0.012
6 EtOH—MTP –0.035 0.030 264 –1.194 0.233

Estimates of linear contrasts are differences between the mean values of tadpoles exposed to the solvent control (EtOH), exogenous CORT (exoCORT), or metyrapone (MTP). P values were corrected using the FDR method for each dependent variable. Significant differences are highlighted in bold.