Table 4 Estimated coefficients of dose-rate effects on the haematological values in bone marrow using multiple regression with covariates sex, age, season of capture date, and altitude of capture.

From: Haematological analysis of Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) in the area affected by the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident

 

N = N1 + N2

Immature (N1)/Mature (N2)

Internal

External

coeff.

s.e.

p-value

coeff.

s.e.

p-value

Erythroid cells

38

Immature(20)

0.00117

0.0013

0.373

−0.003

0.00491

0.542

Mature (18)

−0.00268

0.00309

0.393

0.0018

0.00858

0.853

Myeloid cells

38

Immature(20)

0.00142

0.00083

0.099

−0.0098

0.00315

0.004**

Mature (18)

−0.00506

0.00198

0.016*

0.00656

0.00550

0.242

Megakaryocytes

38

Immature(20)

0.00024

0.00139

0.865

0.00017

0.00512

0.974

Mature (18)

−0.00717

0.00335

0.040*

0.0212

0.00944

0.032*

Haematopoietic cells

38

Immature(20)

0.00049

0.00056

0.386

−0.0042

0.00211

0.055

Mature (18)

−0.00493

0.00133

0.001***

0.0057

0.00370

0.131

Adipose tissue

38

Immature(20)

0.00005

0.00078

0.950

−0.0021

0.00357

0.570

Mature (18)

0.00672

0.00185

0.001**

−0.0164

0.00571

0.007**

  1. Each set of regression data with sample size (N) consists of two subsets: “Immature” and “Mature”. Multiple regression was performed without separating these subsets.
  2. coeff.: coefficient, s.e.: standard error.
  3. *0.01 ≤ p < 0.05, **0.001 ≤ p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001.