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Fig. 4. Monoamine concentrations (A,D), main monoamine metabolite concentrations
(B,E) and the ratio of concentrations of main metabolite to parent monoamine
(monoaminergic activity; C,F) for serotonin (AC) and dopamine
(DF) in the telencephalon of rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss
treated with cortisol. Cortisol was administered by intraperitoneal implant on
its own (`implant', 50 mg hydrocortisone 21-hemisuccinate
kg1 fish) or simultaneously with the glucocorticoid receptor
blocker RU486 (500 mg mifepristone kg1 fish); an additional
group of untreated fish served as a control group. Values are means ± 1
S.E.M.; N=1012 for the
control group, N=10 for the group given cortisol implants, and
N=910 for the cortisol implant + RU486 treatment group.
Treatment groups that do not share a letter were significantly different from
one another (one-way ANOVA on ranks followed by Dunn's post hoc
multiple comparisons test; P values, A<0.001, B=0.014, C=0.008,
D=0.086, E=0.057, F=0.021).