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. 2011 Jun 7;152(8):3172–3181. doi: 10.1210/en.2010-1001

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Fig. 4. — Estradiol alone without P replacement is insufficient for lordosis and SB enhancement of LQ (mean ± sem). The LQ for the three groups of 10 females each is shown. One group was hormone primed with both estradiol and P (EB + P). Two other groups were primed with EB alone: one was SB treated (EB + SB), and the other was not (EB). A, LQ data over five trials are shown. B, The average LQ for each group is given over all five trials. , EB + P; , EB; , SB. *, Significantly different from own trial 1 baseline (P < 0.05); #, significantly different from other groups (P < 0.05).

Inline graphic — Estradiol alone without P replacement is insufficient for lordosis and SB enhancement of LQ (mean ± sem). The LQ for the three groups of 10 females each is shown. One group was hormone primed with both estradiol and P (EB + P). Two other groups were primed with EB alone: one was SB treated (EB + SB), and the other was not (EB). A, LQ data over five trials are shown. B, The average LQ for each group is given over all five trials. , EB + P; , EB; , SB. *, Significantly different from own trial 1 baseline (P < 0.05); #, significantly different from other groups (P < 0.05).