Project measure / variable:   Project1170   margin_time_3_cont

ID, description, units MPD:121801   margin_time_3_cont   time spent in periphery, third 5 min   [s]  control  
fluoxetine study
Data set, strains Project1170   inbred   6 strains     sex: m     age: 11-13wks
Procedure open field test
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Project1170 - time spent in periphery, third 5 min control



  MEASURE SUMMARY
Measure Summary Male
Number of strains tested6 strains
Mean of the strain means269.3   s
Median of the strain means266.8   s
SD of the strain means± 10.637
Coefficient of variation (CV)0.0395
Min–max range of strain means261.3   –   290.0   s
Mean sample size per strain9.7   mice


  ANOVA, Q-Q NORMALITY ASSESSMENT
ANOVA summary      
FactorDFSum of squaresMean sum of squaresF valuep value (Pr>F)
strain 5 5209.3173 1041.8635 0.6082 0.6939
Residuals 52 89075.6911 1712.9941


Q-Q normality assessment based on residuals

  


  STRAIN MEANS (UNADJUSTED)
  
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Strain Sex Mean SD N mice SEM CV Min, Max Z score
BALB/cJ m 265.1 94.16   10 29.775 0.3551 -0.4
BTBR T+ Itpr3tf/J m 290.0 8.895   9 2.965 0.0307 272.2, 300.0 1.94
C3H/HeJ m 261.9 12.206   10 3.8599 0.0466 248.5, 288.0 -0.7
C57BL/6J m 269.3 10.759   10 3.4025 0.0399 259.7, 295.7 0.0
DBA/2J m 268.4 19.529   9 6.5098 0.0728 239.0, 294.4 -0.09
SWR/J m 261.3 18.92   10 5.9832 0.0724 236.7, 285.0 -0.76


  LEAST SQUARES MEANS (MODEL-ADJUSTED)
Strain Sex Mean SEM UpperCL LowerCL
129S1/SvImJ m 265.15 13.0881398977 291.41327411 238.88672589
A/J m 261.95 13.0881398977 288.21327411 235.68672589
BALB/cJ m 269.33 13.0881398977 295.59327411 243.06672589
BTBR T+ Itpr3tf/J m 289.9888888889 13.7961108039 317.6728105559 262.3049672219
C3H/HeJ m 268.3555555556 13.7961108039 296.0394772225 240.6716338886
CAST/EiJ m 261.29 13.0881398977 287.55327411 235.02672589




  GWAS USING LINEAR MIXED MODELS