Body weights following CORT, stress, and 7,8-DHF.

(Row A). The change in body weight across days of mice exposed to CORT or water during early adolescence depended on CORT status (day × CORT interaction F(5,75) = 4.1, p = 0.003), but post hoc tests were nonsignificant. (Row B) In adult mice, body weight change across days also depended on CORT status (day × CORT interaction F(5,60) = 12.1, p (Row C) Body weight of mice exposed to repeated forced swimming or control manipulation during early adolescence increased across days (main effect of day F(5,65) = 22.7, p p > 0.05). (Row D) For mice exposed to CORT or water during adolescence and treated with 7,8-DHF (0.0, 3.0, or 10.0 mg/kg), the change in body weight across days depended on CORT status (day × CORT interaction F(8,240) = 18.1, p p > 0.05). (Row E) The average body weight of female mice exposed to CORT or water during early adolescence and treated with 0.0 or 3.0 mg/kg of 7,8-DHF increased across days (main effect F(8,168) = 42.1, p p > 0.05). Shaded cells indicate the period of 7,8-DHF or vehicle administration. Unit of measure is grams. ** refers to interaction effects; * refers to post hoc comparisons (both p S1 Data.