Figure 1: Sex as a biological variable in control data.
From: Prevalence of sexual dimorphism in mammalian phenotypic traits
The role of sex in explaining variation in phenotypes of wildtype mice as assessed using data from the IMPC. (a,b) The proportion of experiments where sex had a significant role in wildtype phenotype. (a) Categorical data sets (n=545). (b) Continuous data sets (n=903). (c,d) The distribution of classifications when analysed by institute (c: categorical data sets, d: continuous data sets). BCM: Baylor College of Medicine, HMGU: Helmholtz Zentrum Munich, ICS: Institut Clinique de la Souris, JAX: The Jackson Laboratory, Harwell: Medical Research Council Harwell, NING: Nanjing University, RBRC: RIKEN BioResource Centre, TCP: The Centre for Phenogenomics, UC Davis: University of California, Davis, and WTSI: Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute.
