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. 2020 Oct 1;11(5):1133–1145. doi: 10.14336/AD.2019.1029

Table 1.

Composite Z scores.

Individual mouse Young adult mice Elderly mice
Control group Surgery group Control group Surgery group
1 0.926 3.725 0.131 -3.768^
2 1.828 -5.265^* -1.232* -0.787
3 0.074 -0.605 -0.359 -2.004^
4 0.015 -0.803 0.243 -2.093^
5 -0.596 1.700 -0.884 -4.131^*
6 0.390 -0.337 -0.293 -2.034^
7 0.800 1.051 0.221 -3.113^*
8 -2.067^ -7.026^* -0.535 -2.933^
9 0.226 -0.641 1.506 -0.180
10 -0.334 -1.240 0.782 -2.388^*
11 1.775 -0.842 0.045 -0.542
12 -1.333 -6.122^* 0.759 -2.061^
13 -0.659 1.651 -2.619^* 0.243
14 1.334 -4.273^* 0.526 -3.510^*
15 -0.811 -0.015 1.305 -3.017^*
16 0.408 -0.406 0.576 -2.479^*
17 -0.482 -4.268^* -1.283 -2.832^*
18 0.662 -2.619^ 0.810 -1.467
19 -0.844 -0.980 -0.590 -1.064
20 -0.695 -0.876 0.892 -0.212
21 -0.617 -4.168^* -0.921

Different mice were used for different groups. No mice were used in two study groups. The number assigned to each mouse in a group was randomly performed and were not performed in a paired format between control and surgery groups. Negative Z scores refer to decreased learning and memory after surgery (surgery group) or in the second set of tests compared to the first set of tests (control group). Positive Z scores refer to improved learning and memory after surgery (surgery group) or in the second set of tests compared to the first set of tests (control group). ^ indicates a mouse with cognitive decline as identified by composite Z score.

*

indicates a mouse with cognitive decline as identified by Z scores of at least two individual tests.