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approached significancep = 0.0010.0× alpha
The main findings for our study included the following: (a) there was a training effect, but no effect of supplementation, for increases in TBMM, strength (i.e., IMTP, 3-RM squat, 3-RM bench press), vastus lateralis muscle thickness, and type I and II fiber CSA, type I and II fiber myonuclear number (b) WPC and WPH, but not LEU or PLA, significantly increased satellite cell counts, and increases in the SPC group approached significance, and (c) there was a time/training effect for decrements in SQ fat cell size ( p = 0.001).
highly significantp < 0.0010.0× alphaqualifiedgold
No significant difference was detected between the effective MNP coverage and anaemia prevalence ( Figure 1 A), but the differences between deworming and anaemia prevalence and between the MNP + Deworming condition and anaemia prevalence ( Figure 1 B,C) were highly significant ( p < 0.001).
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Notably, the group × time interaction was highly significant in all models (all p < 0.001), with Cohen’s d values in Model 3 being 1.65, indicating a substantially greater improvement in self-management efficacy in the intervention group compared with the control group. 3.7.
a decreasing trendp < 0.0010.0× alphagold
The serum-UA levels of mice in different treatment groups showed a decreasing trend after gavage administration, among which the positive control group and the HPO group showed excellent UA-lowering efficacy (*** p < 0.001); no statistically significant difference was observed in the comparison between the groups ( Figure 5 A).
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Zooming in on critical interferon response genes, the heatmaps and GEE analyses of their combined z-score ( Figure 4 a,b) showed that, despite heterogeneity in timing between individuals, there was a highly significant interferon-induced response already on d3 in the low-dose group ( p < 0.001), and on d9 and d6 for the no- and high-dose group, respectively.