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. 2023 Nov 22;43(47):7982–7999. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0353-23.2023

Table 3.

Statistical values from the analysis shown in Figure 3G

Combination df t p
1 nm: female vs male NaN NaN NaN
10 nm: female vs male 6 −0.134 1.00
100 nm: female vs male 6 0.591 1.00
1 μm: female vs male 6 −0.866 1.00
Female: 1 nm vs 10 nm 1592 −7.13 <0.0001
Female: 10 nm vs 100 nm 1592 −36.1 <0.0001
Female: 100 nm vs 1 μm 1592 −59.3 <0.0001
Male: 1 nm vs 10 nm NaN NaN NaN
Male: 10 nm vs 100 nm 1592 −31.2 <0.0001
Male: 100 nm vs 1 μm 1592 −69.2 <0.0001

Calculated statistical values based on the linear mixed-effects (LME) model are shown in the table listed by combination of comparison (1st column), degree of freedom (df, 2nd column), t value (t, 3rd column), and p value (p, 4th column). Multiple comparisons were adjusted by Bonferroni's method for female versus male comparisons within each concentration and by Tukey's method for concentration comparisons in each sex. Concentrations are of PGE2. Some values could not be calculated (NaN) because the data for males at 1 nm was from a single animal.