Home       About             Help       Select plot or tool > Pheno measurements correlated to your selected measurements Pearson correlation p value must be p ≤ 0.00001 0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.05 0.1 0.15 Download all At least 8 10 12 15 20 25 30 strains in common are required Include: females and males females only males only all projects within same project only other projects only Ackert1 only Albers1 only Bachmanov1 only Bennett1 only Bennett2 only Bennett3 only Benoist1 only Berndt1 only Berndt2 only Berndt3 only Bodnar1 only Boon1 only Bopp1 only Brown1 only Brown2 only Brugnara1 only CGDpheno1 only CGDpheno2 only CGDpheno3 only Chang1 only Chang2 only Chesler1 only Chesler2 only Chesler3 only Cheverud1 only Churchill1 only Collins1 only Crabbe1 only Crabbe2 only Crabbe3 only Crabbe4 only Crabbe5 only Crowley1 only Deschepper1 only DiCurzio1 only Dietrich1 only DiPetrillo1 only DiPetrillo2 only Donahue1 only Donahue2 only Donahue3 only Donahue4 only Donahue5 only Donahue6 only Donahue7 only Donahue8 only Donahue9 only Donahue10 only Donahue11 only Donahue12 only Donahue13 only Donahue14 only Donahue15 only Donahue16 only Donahue17 only Donahue18 only Donahue19 only Eumorphia1 only Eumorphia2 only Eumorphia3 only Eumorphia4 only Eumorphia5 only Eumorphia6 only Eumorphia7 only Everett1 only Evsikova1 only Finn1 only Flaherty1 only Frankel1 only Gavras1 only Gershenfeld1 only Golani1 only Gould1 only Gould2 only Gould3 only Graubert1 only Gros1 only Gupta1 only Gupta2 only Hampton1 only Handel1 only Harrill2 only Harrill2D only Hawes1 only HMDPpheno1 only HMDPpheno2 only HMDPpheno4 only Hunter1 only Jax1 only Jax2 only Jax3 only Jax4 only Jax5 only JaxAVL only Jaxpheno1 only Jaxpheno2 only Jaxpheno3 only Jaxpheno4 only Jaxpheno5 only Jaxpheno6 only Jaxpheno7 only Jaxpheno8 only Jaxwest1 only Jentsch1 only Johnson1 only Johnson3 only Johnson4 only Jones1 only Justice2 only Kas1 only Klaassen1 only Koide1 only Koide2 only Koide3 only Korstanje1 only Lake1 only Lake2 only Lake3 only Lightfoot1 only Marchuk1 only Massett1 only Mathes1 only Maurer1 only Metten1 only Metten2 only Mills1 only Mitchell1 only Mogil1 only Mogil2 only Moy1 only Nadeau1 only Naggert1 only Nelson1 only Paigen1 only Paigen2 only Paigen3 only Paigen4 only Palmer1 only Palmer2 only Peters1 only Peters2 only Peters3 only Peters4 only Petkova1 only Petryshen1 only Pletcher1 only Puk1 only Reed1 only Rhodes1 only RIKEN-EAD1 only RIKEN-EAD2 only Richfield1 only Rusyn2 only Rusyn5 only Schalkwyk1 only Schonfeld1 only Schughart1 only Schulz1 only Schwartz2 only Seburn1 only Seburn2 only Shockley1 only Shockley1D only Spijker1 only Spijker2 only Sugiyama1 only Sundberg1 only Svenson1 only Svenson3 only Svenson4 only Taft1 only Thomsen1 only Thomsen2 only Threadgill1 only Threadgill2 only Tomasini1 only Tordoff1 only Tordoff2 only Tordoff3 only Vinyard1 only Vulpe1 only Wahlsten1 only Wahlsten2 only Williams1 only Willott1 only Wiltshire1 only Wiltshire2 only Wiltshire3 only Xing1 only Xing2 only Yuan1 only Yuan3 only Yuan4 only Zheng1 only Order by pheno category Pearson p value Pearson r value Spearman r value project category+project More info on correlations Your selected measurement: behavior — exploratory         open field test   Crowley1 pct_center_d0   center occupancy (percent of total time), day 0   [%] 27 strains   age 9-28wks   Inbred

Correlated measurement from anywhere in MPD (organized by category) Sex Pearson r p value on r Spearman rs # strains in common Click for scatterplot Log- improved Pearson behavior – anxiety Pletcher1   OFT_thigmotaxis   percent of center avoidance (thigmotaxis) male –0.80 p < 0.0001 –0.81 18 Plot   Wiltshire2   OFT_thig_cont   percent time avoiding center (thigmotaxis) male –0.76 p = 0.0007 –0.68 16 Plot   Flaherty1   closed3   time in closed quadrant 3 male 0.92 p = 0.0012 0.95 8 Plot   Flaherty1   pct_close3   percent of time in closed quadrant 3 male 0.92 p = 0.0013 0.95 8 Plot   Wiltshire2   OFT_thig_fluox   percent time avoiding center (thigmotaxis) (fluoxetine ) male –0.67 p = 0.0045 –0.66 16 Plot -0.70 Flaherty1   pct_close1   percent of time in closed quadrant 1 male –0.86 p = 0.0061 –0.88 8 Plot -0.89 Flaherty1   closed1   time in closed quadrant 1 male –0.86 p = 0.0063 –0.88 8 Plot -0.89 behavior – exploratory Crowley1   pct_center_d120   center occupancy (percent of total time), day 120 (60d post-exposure) (haloperidol 60d) male 0.65 p = 0.0003 0.62 26 Plot 0.69 Crowley1   pct_center_d30   center occupancy (percent of total time), day 30 (haloperidol 30d) male 0.53 p = 0.0047 0.56 27 Plot 0.68 Crowley1   pct_center_d60   center occupancy (percent of total time), day 60 (haloperidol 60d) male 0.53 p = 0.0047 0.62 27 Plot 0.67 Wahlsten1   dist_ave_OFT   average distance traveled in 1 min male 0.70 p = 0.0049 0.65 14 Plot 0.74 Golani1   TL   proportion of time spent in lingering segments, 30 min test male –0.85 p = 0.0075 –0.58 8 Plot   Brown1   trans_LD   transitions between light and dark zones male 0.71 p = 0.0091 0.70 12 Plot 0.82 behavior – involuntary movement Crowley1   stereotypy_d0   repeated breaking of the same beam (dur=60min), day 0 male 0.78 p < 0.0001 0.79 27 Plot 0.81 Crowley1   stereotypy_d60   repeated breaking of the same beam (dur=60min), day 60 (haloperidol 60d) male 0.69 p < 0.0001 0.66 27 Plot 0.72 Crowley1   stereotypy_d120   repeated breaking of the same beam (dur=60min), day 120 (60d post-exposure) (haloperidol 60d) male 0.68 p = 0.0001 0.65 26 Plot 0.73 Crowley1   stereotypy_d30   repeated breaking of the same beam (dur=60min), day 30 (haloperidol 30d) male 0.62 p = 0.0006 0.63 27 Plot 0.68 behavior – locomotor activity Crowley1   vertical_actd0   vertical activity (beam breaks) (dur=60min), day 0 male 0.75 p < 0.0001 0.70 27 Plot 0.81 Pletcher1   OFT_activity   total distance traveled, 7 min male 0.83 p < 0.0001 0.79 18 Plot 0.90 Crowley1   horizontal_actd0   total distance traveled (dur=60min), day 0 male 0.68 p = 0.0001 0.65 27 Plot 0.78 Crowley1   vertical_actd120   vertical activity (beam breaks) (dur=60min), day 120 (60d post-exposure) (haloperidol 60d) male 0.66 p = 0.0002 0.71 26 Plot 0.80 Brown1   activity_LD   total activity (line crosses plus rearing, dur=5min)) male 0.86 p = 0.0003 0.89 12 Plot 0.91 Wiltshire2   OFT_dist_cont   total distance traveled, 7 min male 0.78 p = 0.0003 0.76 16 Plot 0.88 Crowley1   vertical_actd60   vertical activity (beam breaks) (dur=60min), day 60 (haloperidol 60d) male 0.63 p = 0.0004 0.64 27 Plot 0.76 Wiltshire2   OFT_dist_fluox   total distance traveled, 7 min (fluoxetine ) male 0.77 p = 0.0005 0.71 16 Plot 0.89 Crowley1   vertical_actd30   vertical activity (beam breaks) (dur=60min), day 30 (haloperidol 30d) male 0.62 p = 0.0005 0.66 27 Plot 0.77 Wiltshire1   act_OFT   total locomotor activity, 10 min male 0.69 p = 0.0008 0.63 20 Plot 0.73 Brown1   activity_d1_OFT   total locomotor activity (line crosses plus rearing, dur=5min), day 1 male 0.81 p = 0.0014 0.80 12 Plot 0.90 Schalkwyk1   pct_rear_OFTobj   rearing frequency with novel object male 0.91 p = 0.0015 0.83 8 Plot   Wiltshire1   rear_OFT   total rearing events, 10 min male 0.66 p = 0.0016 0.57 20 Plot 0.76 Richfield1   amb1   total ambulatory activity, 45 min session, day 1 male 0.88 p = 0.0018 0.88 9 Plot   Richfield1   horiz1   number of horizontal beam breaks, 45 min session, day 1 male 0.88 p = 0.0019 0.87 9 Plot   Wahlsten1   dist_OFT_min4   distance traveled, during 4th minute male 0.74 p = 0.0023 0.67 14 Plot   Wahlsten1   dist_OFT_min5   distance traveled, during 5th minute male 0.74 p = 0.0025 0.64 14 Plot 0.77 Richfield1   horiz2   number of horizontal beam breaks, 45 min session, day 2 male 0.86 p = 0.0030 0.82 9 Plot   Richfield1   horiz_rate   horizontal beam breaks per minute male 0.86 p = 0.0032 0.82 9 Plot   Richfield1   horiz_aver   daily average number of horizontal beam breaks per 45 min session male 0.86 p = 0.0032 0.82 9 Plot   Richfield1   amb2   total ambulatory activity, 45 min session, day 2 male 0.85 p = 0.0033 0.80 9 Plot   Richfield1   amb_aver   daily average ambulatory activity per 45 min session male 0.85 p = 0.0034 0.82 9 Plot   Richfield1   amb_rate   rate of ambulatory activity per minute male 0.85 p = 0.0035 0.82 9 Plot   Golani1   DST   total locomotor activity during 30 min test male 0.88 p = 0.0038 0.57 8 Plot   Wahlsten1   dist_OFT_min3   distance traveled during 3rd minute male 0.71 p = 0.0043 0.61 14 Plot   Crowley1   horizontal_actd120   total distance traveled (dur=60min), day 120 (60d post-exposure) (haloperidol 60d) male 0.54 p = 0.0045 0.52 26 Plot 0.65 Seburn1   aa_light   ambulatory, light 12h period (beam breaks per minute) male 0.78 p = 0.0046 0.82 11 Plot 0.81 Wahlsten1   speed_ave_OFT   average speed over 5 min trial male 0.70 p = 0.0049 0.65 14 Plot 0.74 Seburn1   tot_light   total, light 12h period (beam breaks per minute) male 0.75 p = 0.0076 0.81 11 Plot   Wahlsten1   dist_OFT_min2   distance traveled during 2nd minute male 0.67 p = 0.0081 0.67 14 Plot   behavior – social Moy1   EntSTR1_soc   number of entries into chamber with stranger1 (a novel mouse), 10 min test male 0.93 p < 0.0001 0.91 11 Plot   Moy1   EntSTR2_nov   number of entries into chamber with stranger2 (a second novel mouse), 10 min test male 0.93 p < 0.0001 0.83 11 Plot   Moy1   EntOBJ_soc   number of entries into chamber with empty cage (a novel object), 10 min test male 0.92 p < 0.0001 0.86 11 Plot   Moy1   EntSTR1_nov   number of entries into chamber with stranger1 (former novel mouse), 10 min test male 0.92 p < 0.0001 0.83 11 Plot   behavior – visuospatial learning Brown2   vis_acuit64   visual acuity mean latency to reach cued platform, 0.64 threshold male –0.77 p = 0.0032 –0.77 12 Plot -0.84 blood – clinical chemistry – electrolytes Yuan3   Phos_M12   phosphorous (serum P) (age 12mo) male 0.61 p = 0.0060 0.50 19 Plot   blood – clinical chemistry – miscellaneous Berndt3   vitamin_D   serum vitamin D concentration male 0.79 p = 0.0068 0.84 10 Plot   blood – hematology – RBC parameters Peters4   MCV_M12   mean RBC corpuscular volume (MCV) (age 12mo) male 0.61 p = 0.0059 0.59 19 Plot   Peters4   MCV_M24   mean RBC corpuscular volume (MCV) (age 24mo) male 0.85 p = 0.0074 0.91 8 Plot   brain – cerebral cortex Wiltshire3   NPY_fluox   neuropeptide Y (NPY), relative fluorescence intensity (fluoxetine ) male 0.67 p = 0.0042 0.68 16 Plot   Wiltshire3   SLC6A2_fluox   sodium-dependent noradrenaline transporter (SLC6A2 formerly NET), relative fluorescence intensity (fluoxetine ) male 0.66 p = 0.0052 0.83 16 Plot   Wiltshire3   FUT9_fluox   fucosyltransferase 9 (FUT9), relative fluorescence intensity (fluoxetine ) male 0.64 p = 0.0074 0.59 16 Plot   cardiovascular – ECG parameters Maurer1   P_dur_at   P-wave duration (atenolol 10mg/kg 2wks) male –0.65 p = 0.0088 –0.59 15 Plot   Hampton1   QRS   interval between beginning and end of QRS complex male –0.71 p = 0.0098 –0.76 12 Plot   exercise and endurance Lightfoot1   activity_distance   wheel running activity, mean distance male 0.65 p = 0.0015 0.69 21 Plot   Lightfoot1   activity_speed   wheel running activity, mean speed male 0.60 p = 0.0038 0.58 21 Plot   Massett1   exercise_work   vertical work performed during graded exercise endurance test male 0.57 p = 0.0053 0.53 22 Plot 0.60 ingestive preference – ethanol and saccharin Finn1   saccharin   consumption of 0.2% saccharin in water male 0.79 p = 0.0012 0.83 13 Plot 0.82 liver – pathology Rusyn5   inflammation_hfe   liver inflammation (0-2) (high-fat diet and ethanol 4wks) male 0.83 p = 0.0014 0.54 11 Plot   liver – protein homeostasis Rusyn5   liver_BHMT_hfe   betaine-homocysteine methyltransferase (BHMT), relative protein expression (high-fat diet and ethanol 4wks) male 0.83 p = 0.0017 0.64 11 Plot   nervous system – development – neurogenesis Rhodes1   DG_neurons_wheel   number of new dentate gyrus (granule cell layer) neurons per mouse, with exercise wheel (6wks) (exercise ) male 0.80 p = 0.0093 0.75 9 Plot

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All correlations available through MPD are mathematical correlations provided for exploratory use, and are not necessarily biologically significant. Additional forms of validation are required. Most correlations are based on strain mean data points which have varying degrees of quality, preciseness, and normality of distribution, and this is generally not taken into account in correlation strength metrics.

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