Table 1.

Correlations with scores per study in class I (in vivo thrombus formation) or class III (in vitro thrombus formation) for different vascular beds and different triggers

	Groups	N	3-point	P	5-point	P
			Kendall τ		Kendall τ
Compared with carotis	(1-4)
Mesentery	6-8	53	0.80	<.001	0.53	<.001
Cremaster	9-11	27	0.89	<.001	0.66	<.001
Compared with FeCl3	(1, 6, 9)
Laser	8, 11	38	0.78	<.001	0.50	.001
Photochemical	2, 7, 10	27	0.67	<.001	0.55	.001
Ligation and compression	3, 5	23	0.59	.003	0.52	.005
Compared with class III	(30)
Carotis	1-4	77	0.57	<.001	0.49	<.001
Mesentery	6-8	65	0.77	<.001	0.65	<.001
Cremaster	9-11	35	0.80	<.001	0.64	<.001
FeCl3	1, 6, 9	99	0.67	<.001	0.62	<.001
Laser	8, 11	36	0.86	<.001	0.56	.001
Photochemical	2, 7, 10	15	0.26	.325	0.46	.056
Ligation and compression	3, 5	24	0.87	<.001	0.70	<.001
Collagen/epinephrine	20	14	0.71	.006	0.25	.286

Indicated are correlations across genes for similar genetically modified mice, used for studies in multiple classes, when scored on 3-point or 5-point scales. N refers to number of comparisons (genes) made. Comparison for indicated groups (injury modes, in italic) are indicated relative to carotid models (groups 1-4), FeCl₃ injury models (groups 1, 6, 9), or in vitro studies (group 30).