I looked at Joe's original study to see the outcome for tx with 20 mg/kg fenben in sesame oil as opposed to the 30 mg/kg fenben in sesame oil. I was confused. In the detailed description of their experiments, 30 mg/k fenben in sesame oil is invariably administered to one group alongside plain sesame oil administered to a separate group. …
I looked at Joe's original study to see the outcome for tx with 20 mg/kg fenben in sesame oil as opposed to the 30 mg/kg fenben in sesame oil. I was confused. In the detailed description of their experiments, 30 mg/k fenben in sesame oil is invariably administered to one group alongside plain sesame oil administered to a separate group. Only in the discussion at the end does the 20 mg/kg fenben get thrown in. Could this be a mistake in their write up? (During COVID, I stopped trusting abstracts and conclusions...)
I looked at Joe's original study to see the outcome for tx with 20 mg/kg fenben in sesame oil as opposed to the 30 mg/kg fenben in sesame oil. I was confused. In the detailed description of their experiments, 30 mg/k fenben in sesame oil is invariably administered to one group alongside plain sesame oil administered to a separate group. Only in the discussion at the end does the 20 mg/kg fenben get thrown in. Could this be a mistake in their write up? (During COVID, I stopped trusting abstracts and conclusions...)