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. 2015 Jul 2;29(10):4346–4357. doi: 10.1096/fj.15-272013

TABLE 1.

Combined fetal and neonatal cardiomyocyte data sets that are statistically best fit by linear regression, where y = slope (dPC) + intercept

Parameter Linear equation R2 Model comparison
Heart/body weight (g/kg) −0.01408 dPC + 8.76 0.1593 P > 0.22
Cell length and width (μm)
 LV quadrinucleate length 0.7513 dPC + 2.438 0.7581
 LV quadrinucleate width 0.1682 dPC − 6.51 0.4894
 RV quadrinucleate length 0.6862 dPC + 14.68 0.5996
 RV mononucleate width 0.05564 dPC + 6.154 0.6227 P > 0.19
 RV binucleate width 0.07102 dPC + 6.58 0.5019 P > 0.18
 RV quadrinucleate width 0.07132 dPC + 10.04 0.279
Cell length:width ratio
 LV mononucleate length:width −0.02 dPC + 8.373 0.3704 P > 0.65
 LV binucleate length:width −0.03148 dPC + 10.91 0.4396 P > 0.67
 LV quadrinucleate length:width −0.009306 dPC + 7.583 0.05814
 RV quadrinucleate length:width 0.01087 dPC + 4.107 0.09089
Cell volume, μm3
 LV quadrinucleate volume 801.4 dPC − 103,113 0.5799
 RV quadrinucleate volume 376.4 dPC − 32,567 0.4573
Myocyte and nuclei number (109)
 LV neonatal period myocyte number 9.721(10−5) dPC + 0.9023 0.0001083
 LV neonatal period nuclei number 4.633(10−3) dPC + 0.9858 0.08577
 RV neonatal period myocyte number 4.941(10−3) dPC − 0.2933 0.3001
 RV neonatal period nuclei number 9.967(10−3) dPC − 0.6694 0.3878
 RV cell cycle activity (% of all myocytes) −0.07452 dPC + 13.46 0.3653 P > 0.26