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. 2021 Apr 15;2(3):zqab019. doi: 10.1093/function/zqab019

Figure 1.

Figure 1.

Cecectomy Causes Prolonged Increases in Energy Retention. (A) Body mass before surgery. (B) Body mass immediately after surgery. (C) Change in body mass after surgery. PSurgery=.008, PTime<.001, PInteraction=.007, PSubject<.001. (D) Calories ingested per day. PSurgery=.846, PTime=.421, PInteraction=.191, PSubject=.408. (E) Digestive efficiency. PSurgery=.014, PTime=.131, PInteraction=.030, PSubject=.001. (F) Calories absorbed per day. PSurgery=.403, PTime=.575, PInteraction=.166, PSubject=.250. (G) Energy efficiency. PSurgery=.005, PTime<.001, PInteraction=.014, PSubject=.001. For all panels, n = 9 male C57BL/6J mice per group, maintained on Envigo 7913 chow, with surgery performed at 13 weeks of age, and reported P-values calculated by two-way RM ANOVA. *P < .05 versus sham within time point, by independent t-test (B), or Bonferroni multiple comparisons procedure (C and G). Summary data are presented as mean ± SE.