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. 2007 May 9;2(5):e429. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0000429

Table 1. Relatedness of mouse strains by comparison of urinary volatile abundance.

β2mJ B6F B6NCrl BALB/cCrl DBA/2Crl
r>1 B6J 5 19 22 25 33
β2mJ 23 26 23 34
B6F 21 35 28
B6NCrl 12 16
BALB/cCrl 11
r>2 B6J 2 12 22 23 32
β2mJ 16 25 21 31
B6F 20 34 25
B6NCrl 10 16
BALB/cCrl 11
r>3 B6J 0 3 9 12 25
β2mJ 4 15 17 27
B6F 12 21 18
B6NCrl 4 14
BALB/cCrl 8
r>5 B6J 0 2 5 6 14
β2mJ 2 4 10 16
B6F 7 12 15
B6NCrl 2 8
BALB/cCrl 6
r>10 B6J 0 1 3 3 9
β2mJ 1 2 5 8
B6F 4 9 12
B6NCrl 0 5
BALB/cCrl 6
r>100 B6J 0 0 0 0 3
β2mJ 0 0 0 2
B6F 0 0 2
B6NCrl 0 4
BALB/cCrl 3

The number of significantly different components in the ensemble of 69 urinary volatiles was calculated for all strain combinations. The ratio, r, was obtained by computing for each significant compound the quotient, r, of the larger and the smaller mean, such that r>1. The total number of significant differences are listed in the upper section of the table, i.e. the means of these components differ by a factor, r>1. The lower sections list the fractions of these components, which differ by more than 2-fold, 3-fold, 5-fold, 10-fold and 100-fold, respectively.