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Table 3.

Weights (g) of liver and gastrointestinal tract after 1 or 2 doses of tribromoethanol, vehicle, or sterile water

Parameter	Treatment*	n	Median(range)
Liver	1Tribromoethanol	10	0.85 (0.70—1.00)^b
	2Tribromoethanol	10	1.10 (0.80—1.40)^a
	1Vehicle	10	0.90 (0.90—1.20)^a,b
	2Vehicle	10	1.15 (1.00—1.40)^a,b
	1Water	10	1.05 (0.90—1.20)^a
	2Water	10	1.20 (0.90—1.30)^a
	1Untreated	3	1.20 (0.90—1.30)^a,b
	2Untreated	5	1.20 (1.10—1.40)^a,b
Gastrointestinal tract	1Tribromoethanol	10	2.15 (2.00—2.60)^c
	2Tribromoethanol	10	2.60 (2.00—3.10)^b,c
	1Vehicle	10	2.40 (2.20—2.70)^b,c
	2Vehicle	10	2.75 (2.60—3.30)^b,c
	1Water	10	2.75 (2.30—3.20)^a,b
	2Water	10	3.00 (2.50—22.2)^a
	1Untreated	3	2.80 (2.40—2.90)^a,b,c
	2Untreated	5	3.00 (2.50—3.40)^a,b,c

Mice in that each received a single dose of tribromoethanol (or control) were euthanized on day 4; those that received 2 doses were euthanized on day 11.

Within each parameter, values with different superscript letters are significantly (P < 0.05) different.