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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Dec 3.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroscience. 2015 Sep 14;310:322–341. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroscience.2015.09.006

Figure 7. Effect of change in vulnerability and P4 on α4-immunoreactivity.

Figure 7

Panels A - left and A-right show mean values and standard errors of mean of α4-immunoreactivity along the plasma membrane in spines (left graphs) and dendritic shafts (right graphs) of vulnerable and resistant groups as well as P4- and oil-injected groups. Two-way ANOVAs using vulnerability and drug as fixed factors show a significant effect of vulnerability and interaction between the fixed factors for all measures.

Panels B left and right show mean values and standard errors of the mean of α4-immunoreactivity along the plasma membrane in spines (left graph) and dendritic shafts (right graph) of sensitized and non-sensitized groups as well as progesterone-injected and oil-injected groups. Two-way ANOVAs using change in SOA and drug as fixed factors show a significant effect of change in SOA and interaction between the fixed factors for all measures. ‘Spine membrane’ refers to immunoreactivity at the plasma membrane of spines.

* indicates p < 0.5 and + indicates p < 0.1.