Findings indicated that group, timepoint, and interaction effects were highly significant for each region: PVN group ( F 2,59 = 37.0; p Bonferroni < 10 −5 ), timepoint ( F 3,59 = 53.8; p Bonferroni < 10 −5 ), and interaction ( F 6,59 = 10.0; p Bonferroni < 10 −5 ); PVT group ( F 2,59 = 10.2; p Bonferroni = 4.7 × 10 −4 ), timepoint ( F 3,59 = 39.5; p Bonferroni < 10 −5 ), and interaction ( F 6 , 59 = 7.43; p Bonferroni = 2 × 10 −5 ); and BLA group ( F 2 , 60 = 16.2; p Bonferroni < 10 −5 ), timepoint ( F 3 , 60 = 38.6; p Bonferroni < 10 −5 ), and interaction ( F 6,60 = 8.56; p Bonferroni < 10 −5 ).
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Immune and neural response to acute social stress in adolescent humans and rodents.
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