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. 1999 Oct 15;19(20):8740–8746. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.19-20-08740.1999

Table 2.

Olfactory acuity and shock reactivity of mutants

Strain Olfactory acuity2-a
OCT dilution MCH dilution Shock reactivity2-a
100 10−2 100 10−2 60 V 20 V
Mean ± SEM p Mean ± SEM p Mean ± SEM p Mean ± SEM p Mean ± SEM p Mean ± SEM p
w(CS10) 57  ± 6 27  ± 6 68  ± 4 27  ± 6 83  ± 3 39  ± 5
amnX8 53  ± 42-b 0.729 20  ± 62-b 0.396 58  ± 52-b 0.246 19  ± 62-b 0.376 81  ± 42-c 0.728 37  ± 72-c 0.760
amn28A 60  ± 62-b 0.674 31  ± 62-b 0.667 62  ± 92-b 0.515 27  ± 92-b 0.988 79  ± 32-c 0.536 39  ± 32-c 0.917
F2-a

n = 8 PIs per group.

F2-b

Planned pairwise comparison (α′ = 0.006) tow(CS10) after a two-way ANOVA, with strain and odor/dilution as main effects and a strain × odor/dilution interaction term.

F2-c

Planned pairwise comparison (α′ = 0.006) tow(CS10) after a two-way ANOVA, with strain and voltage as main effects and a strain × voltage interaction term.