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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Mar 13.
Published in final edited form as: J Urol. 2007 Nov 19;179(1):359–364. doi: 10.1016/j.juro.2007.08.090

Table 1.

Effects of BCTC on RTx-induced decrease in bladder capacity and increase in nociceptive behavior in normal rats

Treatment n Bladder function
Behavior
Bladder capacity (mL) Licking (Score) Freezing (Score)
Vehicle 5 0.85±0.09 13 [13–14] 0 [0–5]
RTx 5 0.47±0.07 ** 52 [52–64] $ 30 [18–36] $
BCTC + Vehicle 5 0.96±0.15 7 [6–10] 0 [0–0]
BCTC + RTx 5 0.84±0.11 # 2 [0–4] & 0 [0–0] &&

Each data for bladder function represents mean ± SEM from 5 rats. Each data for nociceptive behavior represents the median value and interquartile range from 5 rats.

**

P<0.01: compared to the vehicle group.

#

P<0.05: significant difference to the RTx group. (Student’s t-test)

$

P<0.05: compared to the vehicle group.

&

P<0.05,

&&

P<0.01: compared to the RTx group. (Wilcoxon rank sum test)