CAT and Anxiety: Ouardi et al. [41] exposed their mice to MAL (5–15 mg/kg) from GD6 to PND21 and found a significant reduction in sociability and reaction to social novelty in the exposed animals compared with their control counterparts, along with an increased anxiety state and multiple molecular alterations in the CNS such as increased MDA levels and decreased CAT, SOD, GST and GNX in a dose and age-dependent fashion, presumably indicating an increased state of cellular oxidative stress in exposed rodents.