Note that the number of scored cases, in some experiments, is lower than the total number of arrayed cases.
Control micromeres transplanted to a Six1/2 knockdown host were able to home 65% (n = 17, p < 0.02) of scored cases.
We found that after increasing the number of scored cases, the effect of Six3 when knocked down in just the small micromere was statistically insignificant.
When control micromeres were transplanted to a Six3 knockdown host, the small micromeres were able to home 11% (n = 9, p < 0.00009) of scored cases.
This latter approach appeared to be the most reliable means to deliver growth factors to wounds and also avoided the potential danger of scoring cases of faulty administration as therapeutic failures and direct exposure to viral vectors.
Two investigators scored the cases, but each case was scored by one investigator.
At least three cores were scored per case.
The median number of vessels scored per case was 44.
For TMA staining, three cores were scored per case.
Two independent examiners scored each case and the average value was used for analyses.
Two observers (CRP, HCK) scored each case without knowledge of the white matter group.
