Table 1.

Quantification of hydrogen peroxide adaptation curves.

COHORT 1
Female
Genotype	H2O2	N	Mean (SD)	Median	90%	Δ Mean %	Δ Median %	(p)
Canton-S	0 µM	90	52 (15)	56	69
	10 µM	90	61 (13)	65	78	6.87	8.26	0.0036
	100 µM	94	60 (14)	65	76	6.40	8.02	0.0047
Oregon-R	0 µM	121	60 (15)	62	79
	10 µM	120	77 (17)	82	100	17.02	19.46	3.02E−13
	100 µM	120	74 (14)	75	96	15.51	16.18	2.18E−13
w[1118]	0 µM	96	50 (13)	50	70
	10 µM	120	62 (13)	64	72	10.72	11.11	0.0002
	100 µM	94	64 (14)	64	72	12.28	11.11	0.0001

Male
Genotype	H2O2	N	Mean (SD)	Median	90%	Δ Mean %	Δ Median %	(p)
Canton-S	0 µM	81	51 (15)	55	67
	10 µM	80	51 (15)	55	67	−0.4108	0.000	0.9272
	100 µM	83	52 (15)	55	67	−0.4643	0.000	0.9491
Oregon-R	0 µM	80	50 (10)	54	61
	10 µM	80	50 (10)	54	60	−0.887	0.000	0.7749
	100 µM	78	50	54	58	−0.473	0.000	0.9441
w[1118]	0 µM	119	46 (13)	47	64
	10 µM	102	46 (14)	47	64	−0.514	0.000	0.7111
	100 µM	139	46 (13)	47	64	−0.188	0.000	0.8486

COHORT 2
Female
Genotype	H2O2	N	Mean (SD)	Median	90%	Δ Mean %	Δ Median %	(p)
Canton-S	0 µM	95	49 (15)	52	63
	10 µM	94	59 (13)	59	76	8.65	6.31	0.0031
	100 µM	95	62 (13)	61	78	9.74	7.64	0.0025
Oregon-R	0 µM	80	70 (16)	73	84
	10 µM	81	78 (10)	82	98	8.041	7.775	3.92E−05
	100 µM	80	78 (11)	82	94	7.667	7.531	4.31E−05
w[1118]	0 µM	124	41 (16)	42	54
	10 µM	123	56 (17)	55	72	13.99	12.61	1.56E−04
	100 µM	125	58 (17)	59	72	14.36	15.83	2.96E−04

Male
Genotype	H2O2	N	Mean (SD)	Median	90%	Δ Mean %	Δ Median %	(p)
Canton-S	0 µM	84	52 (16)	52	62
	10 µM	85	49 (17)	52	65	−1.295	0.000	0.7179
	100 µM	85	51 (16)	52	62	−0.238	0.000	0.9278
Oregon-R	0 µM	60	53 (9)	54	65
	10 µM	60	51 (9)	54	60	−0.749	0.000	0.6582
	100 µM	59	48 (10)	54	56	−2.213	0.000	0.3709
w[1118]	0 µM	147	55 (13)	58	70
	10 µM	136	54 (13)	58	70	−1.071	0.000	0.3997
	100 µM	141	55 (12)	58	70	−0.174	0.000	0.7161