Table A2.
A summary of changes of dendritic arbors during the three developmental periods.
P7–P14 | P14–P21 | P21–P60 | |||||||
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Basal | Oblique | Tuft | Basal | Oblique | Tuft | Basal | Oblique | Tuft | |
Length | *** | ** | * | + | ## | ||||
Max. radial reach/radial/lateral/path length | *** | *** | ** | + | + | ||||
Segment number | * (reduced) | ^ | |||||||
INTERMEDIATE | |||||||||
Average segment length | (1st–3rd)* | (1st, 2nd)* | *** | ||||||
Average segment diameter | (2nd–3rd)** | (1st, 3rd)* | ** | (1st–3rd) ++ | (2nd) + | + | |||
Segment increase | (4th, 5th)^ | ||||||||
TERMINAL | |||||||||
Average segment length | (2nd–6th)** | (1st–3rd)** | ** | (3rd, 4th)+ | + | (4th)# | (1st)^ | ||
Average segment diameter | (2nd–6th)* | (1st–4th)* | * | (2nd) + | (3rd)^ | ||||
Segment increase | (6th)^^ |
Statistic symbol: *, between P7 and P14; +, P14 and P21; ×, P21 and P36; #, P36 and P60; ^, P21 and P60.
Statistic significance: *, **, *** respectively denote “0.01 < P < 0.05”, “0.01 < P < 0.001”, “P < 0.001”; The same format denots for symbols ⩲, #, ^.
The lowest unmber of symbols were shown for multiple orders.
All symbols represent a significant increase except those specially notified.