Project measure / variable:   Odet2   sperm_VAP_60

ID, description, units MPD:53857   sperm_VAP_60   sperm mean path velocity   [µm/s]  at 60 min  
Data set, strains Odet2   inbred w/CC8   8 strains     sex: m     age: 10-66wks
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Odet2 - sperm mean path velocity at 60 min



  MEASURE SUMMARY
Measure Summary Male
Number of strains tested8 strains
Mean of the strain means99.1   µm/s
Median of the strain means98.5   µm/s
SD of the strain means± 15.4
Coefficient of variation (CV)0.156
Min–max range of strain means77.3   –   124   µm/s
Mean sample size per strain12.5   mice


  ANOVA, Q-Q NORMALITY ASSESSMENT
ANOVA summary      
FactorDFSum of squaresMean sum of squaresF valuep value (Pr>F)
strain 7 21929.3108 3132.7587 22.8658 < 0.0001
Residuals 92 12604.5628 137.0061


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
129S1/SvImJ m 88.1 7.51   17 1.82 0.0853 73.7, 101.0 -0.71
A/J m 93.9 10.9   13 3.03 0.116 74.1, 108.0 -0.34
C57BL/6J m 86.5 17.2   11 5.19 0.199 47.3, 104.0 -0.82
CAST/EiJ m 77.3 7.12   12 2.06 0.0921 69.3, 94.5 -1.41
NOD/ShiLtJ m 103.0 15.1   9 5.04 0.147 79.0, 121.0 0.25
NZO/HlLtJ m 108.0 5.44   10 1.72 0.0503 101.0, 120.0 0.58
PWK/PhJ m 112.0 14.0   14 3.75 0.126 93.1, 140.0 0.84
WSB/EiJ m 124.0 12.6   14 3.38 0.102 104.0, 146.0 1.62


  LEAST SQUARES MEANS (MODEL-ADJUSTED)
Strain Sex Mean SEM UpperCL LowerCL
129S1/SvImJ m 88.1353 2.8389 93.7735 82.4971
A/J m 93.8769 3.2464 100.3245 87.4293
C57BL/6J m 86.4727 3.5292 93.482 79.4635
CAST/EiJ m 77.3167 3.3789 84.0275 70.6058
NOD/ShiLtJ m 102.6667 3.9017 110.4157 94.9176
NZO/HlLtJ m 108.18 3.7014 115.5314 100.8286
PWK/PhJ m 111.8571 3.1283 118.0702 105.6441
WSB/EiJ m 124.2643 3.1283 130.4773 118.0512




  GWAS USING LINEAR MIXED MODELS