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. 2024 Apr 10;15:1375999. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2024.1375999

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Copyright © 2024 Liu, Hang, Zhang, Fang, Yuan, Zhang, Wu, Kong, Kuang and Sun

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Impact of Poly (I: C) treatment on the sucrose water preference of female and male offspring of dams. (A) Proportion of sucrose water consumption of female offspring. (B) Proportion of sucrose water consumption of male offspring. n = 14 in the Female Ctrl and the Male Ctrl groups, n = 12 in the Female Poly (I: C) group, and n = 13 in the Male Poly (I: C) group. Female Ctrl, female offspring born to the control dams; Female Poly (I: C), female offspring born to the Poly (I: C)-treated dams; Male Ctrl, male offspring born to the control dams; Male Poly (I: C), male offspring born to the Poly (I: C)-treated dams. Poly (I: C) vs. saline: ns, not statistically significant.