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. 2001 Jan 1;21(1):84–91. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.21-01-00084.2001

Table 1.

C/EBP mRNA and protein levels after inhibitory avoidance training

0 hr 3 hr 6 hr 9 hr 20 hr 28 hr 48 hr 72 hr 1 week
+ + + SO + SO + + + +
mRNA
 C/EBPβ 100  ± 4.8 98.0  ± 5.4 94.0  ± 16.5 88.5  ± 9.8 86.1  ± 7.0 105.6  ± 8.1 144.5  ± 11.8 90.8  ± 6.9 101.9  ± 4.3 196.0  ± 20.1 100.6  ±3.5 112.8  ± 10.4 104.1  ± 12.3 97.3  ± 7.2 78.6  ± 7.1
p <0.01  <0.01 
 CEBPδ 100  ± 3.6 88.1  ± 2.8 107.8  ± 12.4 96.0  ± 17.4 111.3  ± 4.5 110.1  ± 17.2 105.9  ± 3.7 109.9  ± 17.2 92.4  ± 5.8 146.6  ± 14.6 99.1  ± 1.9 102.1  ± 3.3 100.2  ± 7.8 93.5  ± 5.6 88.0  ± 5.6
p <0.01 
Protein
 C/EBPβ 100  ± 4.2 90.2  ± 3.4 127.3  ± 3.6 110.4  ± 3.0 159.7  ± 6.6 104.1  ± 6.1 154.8  ± 11.9 111.3  ± 1.8 90.7  ± 6.1 109.2  ± 4.2 106.7  ± 3.5
p <0.05  <0.01  <0.01

Concentrations are expressed as mean percentage ± SEM of the 0 hr − (100%) control mean values. Groups of animals were fully trained (+), entered the training apparatus without receiving foot shock (−), or received the shock without exposure to the apparatus [shock only (SO)] and killed at assigned time points. Concentrations are expressed as mean percentage ± SEM of the 0 hr − (100%) control mean values. Groups of animals were fully trained (+), entered the training apparatus without receiving foot shock (−), or received the shock without exposure to the apparatus [shock only (SO)] and killed at assigned time points.