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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychopharmacology (Berl). 2011 Apr 13;218(1):191–201. doi: 10.1007/s00213-011-2285-5

Table 3.

Blood Alcohol Content in HAP1/LAP1 and HAP2/LAP2 lines

Treatment Group 0.5 g/kg
1.0 g/kg
1.5 g/kg
Minutes Post-Injection 15 75 15 75 15 75
HAP1 Male 48.0±6.2 6.1±1.2 102.2±9.3 32.7±10.3 147.6±18.5 84.6±11.4
LAP1 Male 40.6±5.8 5.8±1.1 96.3±9.6 31.9±5.1 160.5±13.6 102.5±7.2
HAP1 Female 39.0±5.6 5.3±1.0 90.6±12.4 18.3±3.3 165.0±13.4 93.4±4.9
LAP1 Female 44.7±5.0 5.9±2.2 94.8±15.3 22.0±5.6 156.1±13.1 103.3±5.9
HAP2 Male 41.7±4.0 3.4±0.8 80.3±11.8 21.8±4.5 114.1±14.6 89.8±10.8
LAP2 Male 36.8±5.2 6.0±0.9 84.0±16.3 27.9±7.4 134.1±19.9 90.6±20.0
HAP2 Female 37.2±3.9 4.0±0.9 78.9±7.7 23.5±5.4 115.8±15.2 98.2±14.5
LAP2 Female 34.2±2.4 4.5±0.8 83.9±8.4 26.0±4.3 108.7±8.3 91.1±9.6

Mean (± SEM) BAC (mg of alcohol/dl of plasma) at 15 and 75 min in HAP and LAP mouse lines treated with IP injections of 0.5, 1.0, and 1.5 g/kg alcohol