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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Brain Behav Immun. 2012 Jan 30;26(4):607–616. doi: 10.1016/j.bbi.2012.01.011

Table 2.

Dominant frequency of USV syllables of MIA and control offspring in three social encounters.

1F 2F 3+F HM CV CX FT UP DN ST RC

P10 pup
Saline 71.1±1.8 70.2±2.2 59.8±1.9 66.8±1.6 84.5±0.8 85.5±1.6 70.8±2.6 86.5±2.1 80.5±1.4 86.0±1.4 78.2±3.0
Poly(I:C) 72.3±2.6 68.6±1.5 59.3±1.9 66.8±1.7 85.8±0.8 86.4±0.7 76.3±2.9 90.4±1.1 82.1±2.0 87.5±1.3 81.9±2.8
Male-female
Saline 72.0±0.7 71.7±0.6 65.4±3.2 63.6±3.2 77.4±1.2 72.4±1.1 70.5±4.4 7.8±1.4 70.0±3.7 78.6±1.8 73.9±1.1
Poly(I:C) 72.9±1.2 73.8±1.5 69.5±1.2 62.2±3.5 78.5±1.2 72.9±1.0 68.1±3.7 79.0±1.2 75.7±1.5 78.2±1.8 73.1±1.0
Male-male
Saline 79.6±0.8 81.7±1.2 75.8±2.3 77.3±1.3 86.1±2.1 80.0±1.7 84.4±3.6 82.4±0.6 83.9±1.6 87.1±1.5 80.3±0.9
Poly(I:C) 75.6±2.1 81.3±2.6 69.7±1.1 68.6±1.6 89.2±3.0 80.3±2.3 73.4±3.7* 82.3±1.7 78.8±2.3 82.2±2.1 73.6±2.1

Dominant frequency for each syllable type (at peak of frequency) is measured in kHz. Data are mean values ± SEM. USV classification: 1F, one frequency step; 2F, two frequency step; 3F, three and more frequency step; HM, harmonic; CV, chevron; CX, complex; FT, flat; UP, upward; DN, downward; ST, short.

*

p < 0.05.