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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur J Neurosci. 2014 Nov 13;41(2):216–226. doi: 10.1111/ejn.12782

Figure 4.

Figure 4

Conditioned place preference for cocaine during testing. A) Mean difference in duration (min) ± SE spent on the HOLE texture between animals receiving cocaine on HOLE texture (CS+HOLE) and animals receiving cocaine on GRID texture (CS+GRID) plotted separately for sedentary animals and runners receiving control chow or valganciclovir chow. Each bar represents data for the following animals: sedentary mice receiving control chow n = 13 CS+HOLE animals and n = 13 CS+GRID animals, sedentary mice receiving valganciclovir chow n = 10 CS+HOLE animals and n = 10 CS+GRID animals, runner mice receiving control chow n = 9 CS+HOLE animals and n = 9 CS+GRID animals, and runner mice receiving valganciclovir chow n = 10 CS+HOLE animals and n = 8 CS+GRID animals. The stars indicate significant place preference at P<0.05. B) Mean difference in duration (min) ± SE spent on the HOLE texture between animals receiving cocaine on HOLE texture (CS+HOLE) and animals receiving cocaine on GRID texture (CS+GRID) during the first CPP testing session plotted in 5-minute intervals separately for sedentary animals and runners receiving control chow or valganciclovir chow.