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. 2016 Oct;66(5):373–383.

Table 2.

Summary of JTK_CYCLE analysis for rats maintained in control CWF and experimental LED lighting environments

Estimated peak phasea
Amplitudea
Q value for circadian cyclinga
CWF LED Phase shiftb (h) CWF LED Fold changeb CWF LED
Corticosterone 2100 2100 0 26.25 7.88 −3.33 7.08 × 10–4 3.22 × 10–2
Glucose 1400 1700 3 4.31 5.87 1.36 2.46 × 10–7 3.22 × 10–2
Insulin 0500 0400 −1 0.13 0.08 −1.63 2.48 × 10–4 3.27 × 10–3
Lactate 1400 1600 2 0.06 0.06 1.00 8.57 × 10–5 4.03 × 10–4
Leptin 2200 2100 −1 0.05 0.06 1.20 4.61 × 10–4 3.84 × 10–1
Linoleic acid 0400 0400 0 382.54 383.25 1.00 9.07 × 10–16 3.52 × 10–20
Melatonin 0200 0200 0 14.90 107.61 7.22 1.22 × 10–14 9.56 × 10–20
pCO2 1300 1300 0 1.56 1.27 −1.22 2.64 × 10–1 8.74 × 10–2
pO2 1600 1400 −2 9.19 7.07 −1.30 4.64 × 10–12 1.63 × 10–9
Total fatty acids 0400 0400 0 1123.59 1123.59 1.00 5.01 × 10–20 1.46 × 10–20
a

Phase-, amplitude-, and multiple-testing-adjusted P value (Q) estimated by JTK_CYCLE analysis with a fixed 24-h period and using original units as described in the text.

b

Phase difference and fold change are for the LED group relative to the CWF group. A decrease in LED amplitude with regard to CWF is a negative value (—); an increase is represented by a positive value.