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Table 2. Mean reaction times in ms ; , P3 latencies in ms ; and P3 amplitudes in lV ; standard deviations ; for correct responses on all trials as a function of Stimulus Discriminability SD ; and Stimulus Response Compatibility SRC ; by treatment group Reaction times in ms Chemotherapy n 25 ; SRC easy SRC hard SD easy SD hard SD easy SD hard 480 75 ; 528 78 ; 536 107 ; 585 113 ; Controls n 23 ; 458 44 ; 503 53 ; 499 55 ; 541 67 ; P3 latencies in ms Chemotherapy n 25 ; 396 45 ; 409 45 ; 409 61 ; 424 56 ; Controls n 23 ; 453 45 ; 470 53 ; 477 73 ; 479 64 ; P3 amplitudes in lV Chemotherapy n 25 ; 10.8 3.1 ; 9.0 2.6 ; 8.8 2.7 ; 8.4 2.8 ; Controls n 23 ; 13.3 3.5 ; 11.8 3.2 ; 11.6 4.2 ; 10.4 4.1 and inderal.
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To experimental diets the last few days of wk 3 postpartum after pretreatment milk samples were obtained. The pretreatment diet was similar to SBM-16. Cows were housed in a freestall barn and individually fed a TMR once daily for ad libitum intake using Calan feeding doors American Calan, Inc., Northwood, NH amounts fed and refusals were recorded daily. Body weights of cows were recorded 3 consecutive d at the start and end of the experimental period as well as once weekly during the experiment. Cows were milked twice daily with weights recorded at each milking throughout the experimental period. Two 24-h .m. plus a.m. ; milk samples were collected from each cow during wk 3 postpartum pretreatment ; before they were fed the experimental diets, and one 24-h sample w s collected each week througha out the trial. Milk samples were analyzed for fat, protein, lactose, and SNF by a mid infrared milk analyzer Multispec, Shields Instruments Limited, Engl. ; 1 ; . T milk protein and oa protein fractions from samples collected every 2 wk were analyzed according to the Rowland procedure 21 ; . Concentrate mixtures, corn silage, and alfalfa hay were sampled weekly throughout the trial. Four weekly samples were combined into monthly composites, dried at 50'C, and ground through an ultracentrifuge feed mill Brinkman Instruments Co., Westbury, NY ; with a 1-mm screen. Samples were analyzed for DM.

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