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. 2017 Mar 28;2017:4624069. doi: 10.1155/2017/4624069

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Copyright © 2017 Rui Li et al.

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Anxiolytic effect of different combinations of B, Y, P, and A herbs. The performances of mice treated with saline vehicle (Veh), diazepam (DZ), and different single-herb or multiherb extracts were assessed with respect to anxiolytic effect using the elevated plus-maze test, where increased percentage time spent in open arms compared with Veh represented an anxiolytic effect. Data are expressed in mean ± SD of the percentage of time spent in open arms. ^∗(p < 0.05), ^∗∗(p < 0.01), or ^∗∗∗(p < 0.001) indicates significant difference from Veh group based on one-way ANOVA test followed by Newman-Keuls test.