Table 1 Details of distributions, functions, and R packages used for each trait measured for juvenile hydras (H. oligactis), juvenile zebrafish (D. rerio), five-week-old hydras, and three-month-old zebrafish.
From: The impact of food availability on tumorigenesis is evolutionarily conserved
Biological model | Trait | Distributions, functions, and R packages used | |
|---|---|---|---|
Juvenile individuals | Mature individuals | ||
Hydras from tumor-free strain | Tumor prevalence | Weibull survreg (survival38) | |
Tumor timing | |||
Hydras from tumoral strain | Tumor prevalence | Weibull survreg (survival38) | |
Tumor timing | |||
Tumor size | Logistic clm (ordinal39) | Logistic clmm (ordinal39) | |
Zebrafish from tumoral strain | Nevi prevalence | Weibull survreg (survival38) | |
Nevi timing | |||
Tumor prevalence | Weibull survreg (survival38) | ||
Tumor timing | |||
Wild hydras | Tumor prevalence | Binomial prop.test (stat40) | |
