Fig 6 - The Imposition of, but not the Propensity for, Social Subordination Impairs Exploratory Behaviors and General Cognitive Abilities

CORT levels (ng/ml) for the IMP DOMS, IMP SUBS, INN DOM, and INN SUBS groups. Animals were confined to an elevated platform in a bright room for five minutes (which prior work indicated induced a moderate stress response) either 124 days (Groups IMP DOM and IMP SUB) or 32 days after colonization. Regardless of phenotype, colonization within approximately one month of the CORT assay promoted an increased CORT response to mild stress, which had dissipated within four months. Asterisks (*) indicate significant comparisons.

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The Imposition of, but not the Propensity for, Social Subordination Impairs Exploratory Behaviors and General Cognitive Abilities - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/CORT-levels-ng-ml-for-the-IMP-DOMS-IMP-SUBS-INN-DOM-and-INN-SUBS-groups-Animals_fig4_224835038 [accessed 16 Mar 2025]

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Fig. 6. CORT levels (ng/ml) for the IMP DOMS, IMP SUBS, INN DOM, and INN SUBS groups. Animals were confined to an elevated platform in a bright room for five minutes (which prior work indicated induced a moderate stress response) either 124 days (Groups IMP DOM and IMP SUB) or 32 days after colonization. Regardless of phenotype, colonization within approximately one month of the CORT assay promoted an increased CORT response to mild stress, which had dissipated within four months. Asterisks (*) indicate significant comparisons.

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