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. 2022 Jun 6;7(3):318–327. doi: 10.1089/can.2021.0015

Table 2.

Summary of Forced Swim Test Immobility Time (Seconds) with Vehicle (Veh) or Fluoxetine (Fluo) for Control and Perinatal Cannabinoid Exposure Adult Progenies (THC, CBD, THC+CBD)

Sex Age Control
THC
CBD
THC+CBD
Adjusted p-values for Veh vs. Fluo
Veh Fluo Veh Fluo Veh Fluo Veh Fluo Ctrl THC CBD THC+CBD
Males P100–120 139.05±12.058 (n=20) 98.762±9.37 (n=21) 141.41±12.06 (n=17) 130.78±12.67 (n=18) 116.93±16.59 (n=15) 103.53±11.72 (n=15) 129.23±13.02 (n=13) 85.54±18.29 (n=13) 0.032505 0.742982 0.742982 0.241968
Females P100–120 142.72±8.34 (n=29) 77.52±10.60 (n=23) 129.63±15.60 (n=16) 107.25±18.02 (n=16) 148.47±14.06 (n=19) 142.35±13.78 (n=20) 110.64±12.556 (14) 75.65±15.32 (n=17) 0.000139 0.660578 0.660578 0.255716
Both sexes P100–120 141.22±6.90 (n=49) 87.66±7.22 (n=44) 135.70±9.69 (n=33) 119.71±10.84 (n=34) 134.56±10.92 (n=34 125.71±9.78 (n=35) 119.59±9.05 (n=27) 79.93±11.59 (n=30) 0.000003 0.616405 0.616405 0.050077

The distribution of data residuals was non-normal. Multiple Mann–Whitney tests corrected by the Holm–Sidak method for multiple comparisons were employed for statistical comparisons. There was no sex-dependent difference for mice treated with vehicle or fluoxetine and thus data from both sexes were merged for statistical comparisons.