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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Alcohol. 2011 Feb 26;45(4):325–339. doi: 10.1016/j.alcohol.2010.12.006

Table 1.

* Bivariate correlations in DAT +/+ and DAT+/- mice

Behavioral Variables Neurochemical Variables
AVG g/kg AVG Entries AVG Loco 5 pulses 10 pulses 20 pulses 40 pulses DAT Half-life Baseline
AVG Entries (pellet retrieval) r
p=
N
0.181
0.203
51
AVG Locomotion r
p=
N
-0.128
0.370
51
-0.490
0.000
51
5 pulses r
p=
N
-0.128
0.37
51
-0.016
0.91
51
-0.047
0.74
51
10 pulses r
p=
N
0.270
0.055
51
0.039
0.784
51
-0.017
0.908
51
0.847
0.000
51
20 pulses r
p=
N
0.274
0.050
51
0.069
0.630
51
-0.033
0.816
51
0.758
0.000
51
0.892
0.000
51
40 pulses r
p=
N
0.327
0.019
51
0.150
0.293
51
-0.114
0.428
51
0.689
0.000
51
0.845
0.000
51
0.862
0.000
51
DA Half-Life Baseline r
p=
N
-0.256
0.086
46
0.109
0.471
46
-0.040
0.791
46
-0.347
0.018
46
-0.393
0.007
46
-0.417
0.004
46
-0.387
0.008
46
DA Half-Life nomifensine r
p=
N
-0.344
0.026
42
-0.325
0.036
42
0.225
0.151
42
-0.120
0.447
42
-0.076
0.632
42
-0.176
0.266
42
-0.270
0.084
42
0.354
0.021
42
*

Relationships between behavioral variables and indices of dopaminergic function.

r= Pearson product moment correlations, P= Significance levels, N=number of mice in each correlation. Bold P values indicate significant correlations. Note that 5 mice were eliminated prior to determining DA half-life at baseline due to electrode failure and 4 animals were eliminated from the pre/post nomifensine analysis of DA half-life due to failure to respond to the nomifensine injection.