In contrast, while chance levels of errors were also seen in female mice in sessions 1 and 2, levels of errors in female control mice dropped in session 3 by almost 30%, whereas no such change was found in Fe-exposed females, resulting in a marginally significant interaction in the repeated measures analysis (time x treatment (F(2, 9) = 0.060), with a significant day 3 reduction confirmed in a subsequent post-hoc t-test ( t = 2.86, p = 0.017).
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Brain iron accumulation in neurodegenerative disorders: Does air pollution play a role?
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