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. 2010 Aug 17;42A(2):153–161. doi: 10.1152/physiolgenomics.00122.2010

Table 1.

Observed effects of rat chromosome 9 congenic strains on systolic BP

Blood Pressure, mmHg
Congenic Strain n S Congenic Effect t-Test
S.R(D9Mco72-Resp18) 30 220 [3.34] 220 [2.90] 0 0.988
S.R(D9Mco14-Resp18-1) 30 212 [4.52] 209 [5.13] −3 0.969
S.R(D9Mco14-Resp18-2) 20 208 [4.08] 206 [3.54] −2 0.905
S.R(D9Mco14-Resp18-3) 20 212 [4.52] 211 [7.66] −1 1.000
S.R(D9Mco95-D9Mco98) 20 219 [4.43] 194 [4.74] −25 <0.001
S.R(D9Mco98-Resp18-1) 19 190 [6.32] 208 [5.87] 18 0.044
S.R(D9Mco98-Resp18-2) 20 199 [5.19] 217 [4.71] 18 0.032
S.R(D9Mco95-D9Mco100-1) 20 204 [4.97] 208 [4.68] 4 0.533
S.R(D9Mco95-D9Mco100-2) 20 219 [4.43] 212 [3.35] −7 0.638
S.R(D9Mco95-D9Mco102) 20 199 [5.19] 203 [4.75] 4 0.789
S.R(D9Mco101-Resp18) 20 208 [4.08] 203 [4.31] −5 0.641

Blood pressure (BP) values are means ± SE. Effect, congenic value–Dahl salt-sensitive (S) value. Negative values indicate a decrease in BP compared with the S rat, whereas positive values indicate an increase in BP compared with the S rat. Only male rats were used. Independent t-test was used to compare the means when only 2 strains were in an experiment and ANOVA was used to compare the means when there were more than 2 strains in a single experiment.