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. 2024 Dec 3;5(4):635–649. doi: 10.3390/neurosci5040045

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Sex differences in terpene effects on anxiety and locomotor activity. (A,B) Summary bar charts showing the ratios of time mice spent in the open relative to closed arms (left) and the numbers of open arm entries (right) in the elevated plus maze in males, n = 6 (A) and females, n = 6 (B) after 30 min of linalool vapor pulls. (C,D) Summary bar charts showing the ratios of time mice spent in the open relative to closed arms and the numbers of open arm entries in the elevated plus maze in males, n = 10 (C) and females, n = 7 (D) after 30 min of β-myrcene vapor pulls. (E,F) Summary bar charts showing the distances traveled (left) and times spent in the center quadrant (right) of the open field test box in males, n = 5 (E) and females, n = 5 (F) after 30 min of linalool vapor pulls. (G,H) Summary bar charts showing the distances traveled (left) and times spent in the center quadrant (right) of the open field test box in males, n = 9 (G) and females, n = 10 (H) after 30 min of linalool vapor pulls. Two-way mixed measures ANOVA assessed interactions between sex and treatment as well as any main effects. * indicates p = 0.05; ** p < 0.01. p values generated by Tukey’s HSD post hoc comparisons when appropriate. Data are presented as mean ± SEM.