Box plots of rod cell survival effects of BMN (PARP inhibitor) and NEC (necroptosis inhibitor) tested alone and in pairs at three different concentrations in
rho:YFP-NTR zebrafish larvae (assays performed as per confirmation tests, see
Figure 2A). Seven of nine pairs promoted a statistically significant increase in survival relative to both individual compound controls (++), while one pair performed better than a single compound control (+). Survival effects (normalized YFP %), 95% confidence intervals,
p-values, and sample sizes (
N) for each condition are shown in the table below. For comparison, the survival effect of each pair (Effect %) and the summed effect of the respective individual compound controls (Sum %) are provided. Additive effects were defined as any pair that promoted survival at equal to or greater than the sum of the corresponding individual compound effects ±10%. By this criterion, eight pairs produced additive effects (bolded). A minimum of two experimental repeats were performed for each condition and data polled across replicates (
Figure 7—figure supplement 1—source data 1). See also
Supplementary file 1b for Student’s
t-test calculated p-values for paired conditions relative to ablated controls (+Mtz) and to respective individual compound controls. Inhibitor abbreviations: BMN, talazoparib; NEC, necrostatin-1. Other abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; Mtz, Metronidazole; NA, not applicable.