. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jun 1.

Published in final edited form as: Food Chem Toxicol. 2021 Apr 8;152:112175. doi: 10.1016/j.fct.2021.112175

Table 2:

Body weights, Liver weights, and WAT weights of Male mice.

Diet	Genotype	PFOS (mg/kg)	Body Weight (g)	Liver Weight (g)	WAT Weight (g)
Normal Diet (ND)	Cyp2b-null	0	22.58±0.54^p^^g^	0.958±0.024^p^***	0.335±0.014^p
		1	23.77±0.70^g^***	1.372±0.038^g^***	0.388±0.045
		10	18.11±0.37^p^**^g	1.820±0.12^p^***^b	0.0382±0.025^p
	hCYP2B6	0	23.20±0.55^p^^g^^d^**	0.927±0.022^p^***^g	0.426±0.058^pd^***
		1	23.52±0.50^g^***	1.350±0.027^g^***	0.310±0.025
		10	18.51±0.81^p^*^g^	2.004±0.067^p^**^gd^^b	0.0714±0.022^pd^*
High Fat Diet (HFD)		0	27.55±1.87^p^*^gd^	1.066±0.10^p^***	1.358±0.290^p^*^gd^*
High Fat Diet (HFD)		10	20.29±0.70^p^*^g^	2.250±0.070^p^*^g^^d^*	0.260±0.051^p^**^d^

Data represented as mean +/− SEM. Statistical significance was determined by one-way ANOVA followed by Fisher’s LSD as the post-hoc test.

‘p’ indicates difference between PFOS concentration

‘g’ indicates difference between gender (see Table 3)

‘d’ indicates difference between diet

‘b’ indicated difference between genotype

Letter with no asterisk indicates p < 0.05

indicates p < 0.01

^**

indicates p < 0.001

^***

indicates p < 0.0001.