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. 2000 Aug 15;97(17):9735–9740. doi: 10.1073/pnas.97.17.9735

Table 1.

Elevation in CBF produced by hypercapnia in APP mice or in C57BL/6J mice with Aβ superfusion

Mice Normocapnia
Hypercapnia
CBF, % increase n
pCO2, mmHg pCO2, mmHg*
APP, Tg lines
 6209− 34.0  ± 0.5 55.2  ± 1.6 68.6  ± 5.2 6
 6209+ 35.3  ± 0.4 57.9  ± 0.8 69.0  ± 5.6 6
 2123F− 33.0  ± 0.8 53.4  ± 0.6 68.2  ± 5.1 6
 2123F+ 33.4  ± 0.5 55.0  ± 0.5 67.3  ± 5.0 6
 2123F−/PS1mut+ 34.2  ± 1.4 55.3  ± 0.7 69.5  ± 4.1 6
 2123F+/PS1mut+ 35.5  ± 0.8 55.2  ± 1.0 66.4  ± 3.0 6
 2123M− 35.0  ± 0.2 54.0  ± 1.3 71.4  ± 4.4 6
 2123M+ 33.2  ± 0.4 53.3  ± 1.7 68.2  ± 6.8 6
C57BL/6J with Aβ superfusion
 Aβ1-40 6
  Ringer 34.7  ± 0.4 54.5  ± 0.8 66.8  ± 1.6
  5 μM Aβ 35.7  ± 0.7 55.4  ± 0.8 77.5  ± 3.2
 Aβ1-42 6
  Ringer 34.5  ± 0.7 54.9  ± 1.2 64.4  ± 2.3
  5 μM Aβ 35.7  ± 1.0 54.9  ± 0.9 73.2  ± 2.1
 Aβ40-1 6
  Ringer 33.1  ± 0.4 54.8  ± 0.7 63.4  ± 3.6
  5 μM Aβ 35.7  ± 0.7 55.7  ± 0.6 75.0  ± 4.0

Mean ± SE, *, P < 0.05 from normocapnia (t test); no differences in mean arterial pressure and pO2, were found between normocapnia and hypercapnia (P < 0.05, ANOVA).