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Distance travelledEthics statementThis research was carried out in accordance together with the Ethical Principles in Animal Research adopted by the National Council for the Control of Animal Experimentation - Brazil (CONCEA?Conselho Nacional de Controle de Experimentacao Animal?Stress-Induced Antinociception in FishFigure 1. Locomotor activity of L. macrocephalus subjected to MedChemExpress Empagliflozin restraint for three and five min, followed by subcutaneous injection of three formaldehyde. Data are presented because the difference (D) in between post-stimulus and baseline. Experimental groups: saline (SAL, n = eight), formaldehyde (FOR, n = eight), three min of restraint + saline (RES (three) + SAL, n = eight), 3 min of restraint + formaldehyde (RES (three) + FOR, n = eight), five min of restraint + saline (RES (5) + SAL, n = 8) and five min of restraint + formaldehyde (RES (five) + FOR, n = 8). Various letters indicate significant difference (Tukey test, P,0.05). doi:ten.1371/journal.pone.0071175.gFigure 2. Time course in the effect of 3 min of restraint around the locomotor activity of L. macrocephalus subjected to subcutaneous injection of three formaldehyde. Data are presented as the distinction (D) in between post-stimulus and baseline. Experimental groups: subcutaneous injection of formaldehyde without having restraint (FOR) and applied quickly (0 min, n = 8), 5 (n = 7), 10 (n = 7) or 15 (n = 7) min following the restraint. Different letters indicate substantial distinction (Tukey test, P,0.05). doi:ten.1371/journal.pone.0071175.gand swimming speed have been substantially decrease than these presented by non-immobilized animals when formaldehyde was applied immediately following the restraint (0 min) and 5 min after the restraint (Tukey, P,0.001). The formaldehyde injections ten and 15 min just after the restraint promoted increases in locomotor activity, along with the distance and swimming speed had been similar to those presented by non-immobilized animals (Figure 3).Experiment 3: Influence of naloxone pre-treatment on the inhibition in the nociceptive response induced by 3 min of restraintA important effect with the naloxone intraperitoneal injection (30 mg.kg21) around the inhibition from the nociceptive response induced by 3 min of restraint was observed (ANOVA, F3,28 = 14.65, P,0.001). The naloxone injection 30 min just before 3 min of restraint blocked the restraint-induced inhibition on the locomotor response to formaldehyde. In the NAL + RES (three) + FOR group (naloxone-treated animals ahead of the restraint followed by formaldehyde subcutaneous injection), the distance and speed values had been significantly higher than those presented by SAL + RES (3) + SAL, SAL + RES (3) + FOR and NAL + RES (three) + SAL (Tukey, P,0.001) (Figure 4 A).Figure 3. Time course on the impact of five min of restraint on the locomotor activity of L. macrocephalus subjected to subcutaneous injection of 3 formaldehyde. Data are presented because the distinction (D) between post-stimulus and baseline. Experimental groups: subcutaneous injection of formaldehyde without restraint (FOR) and applied quickly (0 min, n = eight), 5 (n = 8), ten (n = eight) or 15 (n = 7) min immediately after the restraint. Various letters indicate significant difference (Tukey test, P,0.05). doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0071175.gExperiment 4: Influence of naloxone pre-treatment on inhibition of the nociceptive response induced by 5 min of restraintNo effect on the naloxone intraperitoneal injection (30 mg.kg21) on the inhibition of the nociceptive response induced by 5 min of restraint was observed (ANOVA, F3,28 = 0.169, P = 0.916).