neurotoxicity and mechanisms of induced hyperexcitability
neurotoxicity and mechanisms of induced hyperexcitability
neurotoxicity and mechanisms of induced hyperexcitability
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clidine (time) <strong>and</strong> the interactions between these factors.In this analysis, the time effect was a repeated-measuresfactor. The baseline <strong>and</strong> the drug-<strong>induced</strong> locomotor activitywere part <strong>of</strong> the data set analysed. In the prepulse inhibitionexperiments, the factors were group <strong>and</strong> habituation(four blocks <strong>of</strong> ten startle responses) or group <strong>and</strong> prepulse(five different prepulse intensities), where habituation <strong>and</strong>prepulse were repeated-measures factors. After calculatingANOVAs for all <strong>of</strong> the surgery groups, subsequent pairwiseANOVAs were performed where needed. A ‘p-value’<strong>of</strong> p