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. 2002 Feb 1;22(3):1146–1154. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.22-03-01146.2002

Table 3.

One-way ANOVA of place conditioning scores to THC of mice lacking μ-, δ-, or κ-opioid receptor

Group Comparison MOR DOR KOR
F p F p F p
Vehicle +/+ vs −/− F(1,27)  = 0.003 p = 0.955 F(1,18)  = 0.473 p = 0.501 F(1,19)  = 0.017 p = 0.898
THC1 +/+ vs −/− F(1,26)  = 12.76 p < 0.001 F(1,24)  = 2.705 p = 0.114 F(1,22)  = 0.046 p = 0.833
THC5 +/+ vs −/− F(1,25)  = 2.292 p = 0.143 F(1,25)  = 0.131 p = 0.721 F(1,21)  = 9.995 p < 0.01
+/+ THC1 vs VEHICLE F(1,26)  = 8.953 p < 0.01 F(1,21)  = 4.088 p < 0.05 F(1,22)  = 8.041 p < 0.05
+/+ THC5 vs VEHICLE F(1,26)  = 5.752 p < 0.05 F(1,21)  = 7.785 p < 0.05 F(1,23)  = 9.704 p < 0.01
−/− THC1 vs VEHICLE F(1,27)  = 0.124 p = 0.727 F(1,21)  = 14.437 p < 0.001 F(1,21)  = 7.165 p = 0.05
−/− THC5 vs VEHICLE F(1,26)  = 0.914 p = 0.348 F(1,22)  = 1.952 p = 0.177 F(1,20)  = 0.13 p = 0.910

One-way ANOVA with treatment or genotype as between-subjects factors. See Materials and Methods for details. Significant effects of genotype are observed in the MOR strain at 1 mg/kg THC and in the KOR strain at 5 mg/kg THC. The significant effect of treatment observed in MOR +/+ mice is absent in MOR −/− mice with 1 mg/kg THC. The significant effect of treatment observed in KOR +/+ mice is absent in KOR −/− mice with 5 mg/kg THC.