In the paper by Sze and Brunton, entitled ‘Effects of prenatal stress on neuroactive steroid responses to acute stress in adult male and female rats’ (J Neuroendocrinol. 2021;33:e12916),1 panel H in Figure 9 was incorrect. The correct figure is as follow:
Correspondingly, under section 3.4 Progesterone, DHP and allopregnanolone, the last paragraph on page 12 should not refer to the amygdala in Figure 9(H). The correct sentence should be:
In females, there were main effects of acute stress in most brain regions for progesterone (Figure 7), although only in the frontal cortex for DHP (Figure 8D), and the frontal cortex (Figure 9D), hypothalamus (Figure 9F) and brainstem (Figure 9L) for allopregnanolone.