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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jun 29.
Published in final edited form as: Exp Gerontol. 2007 Nov 17;43(3):130–135. doi: 10.1016/j.exger.2007.10.019

Table 2.

Survival statistics for N2, wild C. elegans strains, and C. remanei strains

Species Strain Brood size P-value CF
BD
Max LS ratio (BD/CF) Mean LS ratio (BD/CF)
Max LS Mean LS SE N Max LS Mean LS SE N
C. elegans JU262 230 ± 24 1.7E–10 43.0 28.6 0.92 74 48.6 37.1 0.72 76 1.13 1.30
MY2 184 ± 7 6.7E–16 33.1 26.1 0.40 106 45.9 36.1 0.95 71 1.39 1.38
N2 290 ± 10 7.8E–23 32.8 24.5 0.38 143 42.6 31.8 0.45 250 1.30 1.30
PS2025 210 ± 14 0.000 36.1 28.1 0.38 143 55.0 42.6 0.87 81 1.52 1.51
PX176 192 ± 7 3.8E–23 33.7 23.7 0.52 91 44.6 34.8 0.61 127 1.32 1.47
PX178 291 ± 9 1.7E–09 43.9 29.6 0.60 124 47.4 36.4 0.90 76 1.08 1.23
C. remanei EM464f 469 ± 66 1.6E–06 70.8 44.5 2.15 44 98.0 62.7 2.76 59 1.38 1.41
SB146f 409 ± 80 0.727 47.7 37.2 1.26 30 66.3 38.7 2.83 29 1.39 1.04

All life span (LS) data is given in days from the time of hatching. Maximum life span (Max LS) refers to the mean of the longest-lived 10% of each test group. Brood size indicates average total number of offspring produced per individual adult hermaphrodite (C. elegans) or female (C. remanei) and is shown as average ± standard error. P-value is the result of a Wilcoxon Rank-Sum test of control fed versus BD survival for each strain.