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. 2017 Jul 19;7:5801. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-06374-x

Figure 5.

Figure 5

Altered behavior of Pcdh19 mutants in the Porsolt forced swim and tail suspension tests. (a,b) Porsolt forced swim test with male (a) and female (b) mice. (a) Pcdh19 hemizygous male mutants (XY) showed a significantly higher immobility rate (a) compared to wild-type male mice, whereas heterozygous female mutants (X+X) showed a lower immobility rate than wild-type female mice (b). (c,d) Tail suspension test with male (c) and female (d) mice. Both Pcdh19 hemizygous (XY) and heterozygous female (X+X) mutants showed a significantly lower immobility rate compared to wild-type counterparts.