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. 2017 Apr 16;2017:4135164. doi: 10.1155/2017/4135164

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Copyright © 2017 Huili Jiang et al.

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Differences showing the effects of stress/ antidepressant treatments on depressive-like behaviors in depression rats induced by CUMS. (a) The effects of stress/antidepressant treatments on the body weight in depression rats induced by CUMS. (b) The effects of stress/antidepressant treatments on the sucrose intake levels in depression rats induced by CUMS. (c) The effects of stress/antidepressant treatments on the horizontal motion scores in depression rats induced by CUMS. (d) The effects of stress/antidepressant treatments on the vertical motion scores in depression rats induced by CUMS. Differences are shown as follows: ^★P < 0.05 versus control group; ^★★P < 0.01 versus control group; ^▲P < 0.05 versus model group; ^▲▲P < 0.05 versus model group; ^◆P < 0.05 versus acupuncture group; ^◆◆P < 0.01 versus acupuncture group; ^■■P < 0.01 versus fluoxetine group. Values are given as $\bar{x} \pm s$ for 10 rats in each group. Acu: acupuncture group; FLX: fuoxetine group; Acu + H89: Acupuncture + H89 group; FLX + H89: Fluoxetine + H89 group.