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. 2017 Nov 9;7:15155. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-15508-0

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Mammary-specific Tph1 disruption during lactation reduces serotonin content in the mammary gland, but not the duodenum. Control dams or dams with a mammary-specific disruption of Tph1 or Lrp5 during lactation were euthanized on d10 of their second lactation. Shown are the effects of genetic disruption on (A) mammary gland (n = 8 per treatment) and (B) duodenal (n = 5 for Control, n = 4 for WAP-Cre × Lrp5 FL/FL, n = 8 for WAP-Cre × Tph1 FL/FL) serotonin content. Values are means ± SEMs. Bars with same letter are not significantly different from one another. WAP-Cre × Lrp5 FL/FL, mammary- and lactation-specific disruption of Lrp5; WAP-Cre × Tph1 FL/FL, mammary- and lactation-specific disruption of Tph1.