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.3e –2 ), lysine ( P = 4.1e –2 ), and phenylalanine ( P = 4.5e –2 ) were all higher in the testosterone-treated group. Figure 3 Volcano plot of metabolites that are higher (right side of X- axis) or lower (left) in testosterone-treated boys