Figure 2
From: Testosterone influences renal electrolyte excretion in SHR/y and WKY males
Urinary potassium (K) concentration (mmol/hr/100 g body weight) for SHR/y and WKY gonadally intact control (control, n = 8) males, castrate (cast, n = 6), castrate with T implant (cast+Ti, n = 6) at 15 weeks of age, expressed as means, ± SEM.
***=p<.001 SHR/y cast vs. SHR/control and SHR/y cast+Ti, ***=p<.001 WKY cast vs. WKY control, *=p<.05 WKY cast vs. WKY cast+Ti.