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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jan 20.
Published in final edited form as: J Comp Neurol. 2009 Jan 20;512(3):359–372. doi: 10.1002/cne.21885

Table 1.

Effects of partial motoneuron depletion on peripheral nerve activation (Means ± SEM) in normal males and saporin-injected males given no further treatment (SAP) or given supplemental testosterone (SAP+T).

Normal SAP SAP+T
Background activity (mv) 0.003
± 0.001
0.003
± 0.0004
0.002
± 0.00004
Response latency (msec) 4.22
± 0.59
4.95
± 0.80
5.90
± 1.61
Maximum peak-to-peak amplitude (mv) 4.48
± 1.05
1.32*
± 0.49
3.01
± 0.98
Maximum area under the curve (mv-msec) 2.12
± 0.30
0.79*
± 0.26
2.15
± 0.50
Activity duration (msec) 3.12
± 0.86
6.84*
± 0.71
4.43
± 0.72
Total spikes 1.97
± 0.54
5.74*
± 0.89
4.59*
± 0.99
*

denotes significantly different from normal males

denotes significantly different from SAP males