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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Apr 21.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Brain Res. 2012 Feb 11;230(1):229–236. doi: 10.1016/j.bbr.2012.02.003

Table 1.

Body weights, Open Field, and Elevated Zero Maze Performance

Body
Weightsa Treatment Sex Weight Gain (g)(P20–P11) Weight (g) PD21 Sex Weight Gain (g)(P20–P11) Weight (g) PD21
SA F 2.644±0.308 7.844±0.450 M 2.633±0.233 7.941±0.465
THIO F 3.270±0.396 8.080±0.198 M 3.250±0.102 8.60±0.305
MA F 2.756±0.154 8.033±0.267 M 2.958±0.164 8.667±0.210

Open Field b
Treatment Sex Distance Moved (cm) % Time in Center Sex Distance Moved (cm) % Time in Center
SA F 4406.9±466.86 9.463±1.37 M 3903.98±133.26 11.525±1.48
THIO F 4894.58±313.09 9.606±1.37 M 3909.695±260.58 8.521±1.623
MA F 4064.95±399.123 7.62±0.929 M 3693.5±181.211 9.550±1.532

Elevated
ZeroMazec Treatment Sex Distance Moved (cm) % Time in Open Areas Sex Distance Moved (cm) % Time in Open Areas

SA F 1868.457±84.606 22.032±2.544 M 1647.277±62.709 20.993±3.937
THIO F 1895.627±97.535 24.027±2.777 M 1607.831±34.927 19.002±2.305
MA F 1795.512±144.673 17.869±2.043 M 1605±109.92 19.829±2.290

All measures shown are averages ± SEM. SA=saline; MA=methamphetamine; THIO=thioperamide. N=8–12 mice/sex/treatment.

a

RM ANOVA indicated a main effect of postnatal day (P < 0.001) on weight gain and of treatment (p<0.05) with THIO-treated mice gaining significantly more weight than SA-treated mice.

b

ANOVA indicated that in the open field

c

elevated zero maze female mice moved more than male mice, regardless of treatment (P < 0.05) and P < 0.001; respectively).