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. 2010 Dec 1;4:176. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2010.00176

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Copyright © 2010 Feierstein, Lazarini, Wagner, Gabellec, de Chaumont, Olivo-Marin, Boussin, Lledo and Gheusi.

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Irradiated females show elevated social interaction at weaning. Social interaction of experimental females toward different “stimulus” individuals was evaluated in 3-min sessions, 30 min after weaning. IRR, n = 5 mice; CTRL, n = 5 mice. Females did not show preference in their interaction with a juvenile male of their own litter (own) compared to a juvenile from another (alien) litter. However, irradiated females showed a marked increase in interaction time compared to controls (*p = 0.027, two-way rmANOVA). Data represent mean interaction time for each group.