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. 2015 May 22;3(1):e1045169. doi: 10.1080/21675511.2015.1045169

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Figure 1. — Phenotypic consequences of the genetic backgrounds on the survival rate. (Left) Survival curve of wild-type (n = 25) (+/+, open circles), K-Ras^+/V14I (n = 68) (+/V14I, gray circles), and K-Ras^V14I (n = 30) (V14I, solid circles) B6/129 mice. (Middle) Survival curve of wild-type (n = 5) (+/+, open circles) and K-Ras^+/V14I (n = 22) (+/V14I, gray circles) B6 mice. (Right) Survival curve of wild-type (n = 9) (+/+, open circles), K-Ras^+/V14I (n = 15) (+/V14, gray circles) and K-Ras^V14I(n = 9) (V14I, solid circles) 129 mice. Note, the left panel was previously published,¹⁹ included here for comparison.