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Table 2 Relationship between dietary interventions (hemin and fat) and outcome variables in A/J Min/+ mice

From: Colorectal Carcinogenesis in the A/J Min/+ Mouse Model is Inhibited by Hemin, Independently of Dietary Fat Content and Fecal Lipid Peroxidation Rate

  

Hemin+ vs. Hemin

High fat vs. low fat

  

Coefficient

p-value

Coefficient

p-value

Colon

Flat ACF

Number per animal

−13.0 [−25.1– −0.9]

0.036

5.0 [−7.2–17.2]

0.421

Average Size

−0.000 [−0.003–0.002]

0.862

0.002 [−0.001–0.004]

0.142

Load

−0.18 [−0.35– −0.01]

0.040

0.14 [−0.03–0.31]

0.105

Tumor

Number per animal

−1.0 [−4.0–2.0]

0.513

1.0 [−2.0─4.0]

0.515

Average Size

−0.28 [−0.67–0.13]

0.181

0.66 [0.23–1.07]

0.002

Load

−0.55 [−3.60–2.50]

0.723

1.39 [−1.69–4.46]

0.377

Small intestine

Tumor

Number per animal

2.0 [−5.2–9.2]

0.588

6.0 [−1.3–13.3]

0.107

Average Size

0.00 [−0.06–0.58]

1.000

0.12 [0.07–0.18]

<0.001

Load

1.13 [−2.52–4.78]

0.544

5.54 [1.86–9.21]

0.031

Fecal Parameters

 

TBARS

7.1 [3.8–10.4]

<0.001

5.3 [1.9–8.6]

0.002

 

Fecal water content

4.5 [1.9–7.0]

0.001

−2.7 [−5.2– −0.1]

0.045

  1. Regression coefficients [95 % confidence interval] from quantile regression are presented. Significant results (p < 0.05) are shown in bold text