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. 2002 Apr 16;99(9):6370–6375. doi: 10.1073/pnas.092012099

Table 3.

Effects of SSR149415 and diazepam on several behavioral responses displayed by mice before (line crossings) and during (chase speed, avoidance, and risk assessment) exposure to a Long Evans rat in the Mouse Defense Test battery

Compound Dose, mg/kg Activity
Flight: avoidance distance, cm Risk assessment
Line crossings Chase speed, m/s Stops Approaches-withdrawals
Diazepam 0 114.8  ± 12.1 0.8  ± 0.1 165.8  ± 16.6 13.8  ± 1 0.2  ± 0.2
 (i.p.) 0.5 153.8  ± 12.7 0.7  ± 0.1 131.7  ± 21.6 7.3  ± 1.6* 0.5  ± 0.2
1 135.8  ± 9.7 0.8  ± 0.1 122.7  ± 23.1 7.5  ± 1.4* 1.5  ± 0.4*
3 122.2  ± 21 0.6  ± 0.1 106.5  ± 20 4  ± 1.5* 1.2  ± 0.5*
SSR149415 0 101.3  ± 9.7 0.9  ± 0.1 176.8  ± 12.6 11.1  ± 0.7 0  ± 0
 (p.o.) 1 127.8  ± 8.2 0.8  ± 0.1 137.5  ± 11.7 8.8  ± 1 0  ± 0
3 122.1  ± 13.7 0.8  ± 0.1 151  ± 4.3 8.1  ± 1.1 0  ± 0
10 119.7  ± 5.4 0.8  ± 0.1 152.4  ± 14.5 9.6  ± 0.5 0.1  ± 0.1
30 122.7  ± 10.5 0.8  ± 0.1 121.6  ± 11.9* 8.3  ± 1 0  ± 0

Data represent mean ± SEM. 

*

, P < 0.05 (Dunnett's t test). n = 6–9.