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. 2012 Aug 28;7(8):e44234. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0044234

Table 1. Statistics on the effect of lever in each strain during the last 3 d of nicotine and food SA.

Nicotine Food
Strain Df F p Df F p
BN (1,9) 22.04 0.001 (1,8) 168.50 <0.001
DA (1,7) 2.00 0.200 (1,7) 86.85 <0.001
F344 (1,7) 8.70 0.021 (1,10) 44.92 <0.001
LEW (1,9) 16.53 0.003 (1,8) 100.20 <0.001
SHR (1,8) 82.99 <0.001 (1,6) 164.90 <0.001
WKY (1,9) 18.78 0.002 (1,8) 46.36 <0.001
FD F1 (1,7) 10.70 0.014 (1,9) 96.36 <0.001
FL F1 (1,9) 23.73 0.001 (1,9) 50.45 <0.001
FS F1 (1,10) 14.40 0.004 (1,8) 29.34 0.001
LB F1 (1,10) 13.56 0.004 (1,8) 117.50 <0.001
LS F1 (1,5) 7.83 0.038 (1,7) 120.50 <0.001
WL F1 (1,7) 9.93 0.016 (1,9) 120.40 <0.001

Active v. inactive lever presses (numbers not shown) during the last 3 d of nicotine or food SA were analyzed using repeated measures ANOVA for each isogenic strain. The p values that achieved statistical significance (p<0.05) are highlighted in bold and italics.

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