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To investigate the influence of certain estrogen-responsive neurons on energy expenditure, biologist Stephanie Correa et al. treated female and male mice with either saline solution or clozapine-N4-oxide (CNO), which activates the neurons. Monitoring the activity levels of the mice by measuring how frequently the animals broke infrared beams crossing their enclosures, Correa et al. found that the mice in their study showed sex-specific differences in response to neuron activation: ______
Which choice most effectively uses data from the graph to complete the assertion?
  • a)
    the four groups of mice differed greatly in their activity levels before treatment but showed identical activity levels at the end of the monitoring period.
  • b)
    CNO-treated females showed a substantial increase and then decline in activity over the monitoring period, whereas CNO-treated males showed a substantial decline in activity followed by a steep increase.
  • c)
    saline-treated females showed substantially more activity at certain points in the monitoring period than saline-treated males did.
  • d)
    CNO-treated females showed more activity relative to saline-treated females than CNO-treated males showed relative to saline-treated males.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
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Choice A. This choice misreads the graph. All four groups of mice started at nearly the same activity level before treatment (see how all four points are very close together at -4 minutes, meaning four minutes before treatment).
Choice B. This choice misreads the graph. The line for the CNO-treated males does not show a "substantial decline" until around 122 minutes, and there is no "steep increase" afterward.
Choice C. This choice doesn't complete the assertion. The assertion is about the mice's response to neuron activation, so we need to include the data about the CNO-treated females and males.
Choice D. This is the best choice. The graph shows that the CNO-treated females were way more active than the CNO-treated males, while the saline-treated males and females (the control groups) had very similar activity levels. This supports the claim that there were sex-specific differences in the mice's response to neuron activation.
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