Table 1.

Statistical analysis results for blood pressure comparison between Btg2^+/+ and Btg2^−/− rats, within female and male

Two-Way ANOVA	Female		Male
P Values	WT vs. KO	(WT vs. KO) vs. Time	WT vs. KO	(WT vs. KO) vs. Time
n	n = 7, 8	n = 7, 8	n = 7, 6	n = 7, 6
24 h HR	0.015	ns	ns	ns
12 h day HR	0.001	ns	ns	ns
12 h night HR	ns	ns	ns	ns
norm (d-n) HR	<0.0001	ns	<0.0001	ns
24 h MAP	<0.0001	ns	ns	ns
12 h day MAP	<0.0001	ns	ns	ns
12 h night MAP	<0.0001	ns	ns	ns
norm (d-n) MAP	0.003	0.005	0.004	ns
24 h SBP	<0.0001	ns	ns	ns
12 h day SBP	<0.0001	ns	ns	ns
12 h night SBP	<0.0001	ns	ns	ns
norm (d-n) SBP	ns	0.014	0.0006	ns
24 h DBP	<0.0001	ns	ns	ns
12 h day DBP	<0.0001	ns	ns	ns
12 h night DBP	<0.0001	ns	ns	ns
norm (d-n) DBP	<0.0001	0.011	0.004	ns
24 h PP	0.008	ns	ns	ns
12 h day PP	0.01	ns	0.002	ns
12 h night PP	ns	ns	0.001	ns
norm (d-n) PP	<0.0001	ns	ns	ns

Values represent P value from two-way ANOVA for 6–8 rats/group. Within each sex the first column represents strain comparison, whereas the second column represents strain by time comparison. DBP, diastolic blood pressure; HR, heart rate; knockout (KO), Btg2^−/−; MAP, mean arterial pressure; norm (d-n), (dark-light cycle)|/((dark + light cycle)/2); ns, not significant; PP, pulse pressure; SBP, systolic blood pressure; wild type (WT), Btg2^+/+.