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Considering all experiments with Cs + , in those cells in which a resonant profile was resolved at subthreshold depolarized potentials without action potential discharges (∼−65 mV; 4 cells), resonance strength showed a trend to decrease in Cs + , though the difference did not reach statistical significance (Q = 1.27±0.15 for Control and 1.03±0.03 for Cs + ; p = 0.054; paired t-test).
Local accumulations of the cytoskeletal protein neurofilament L in axonal swellings showed a trend towards being more frequent in of KIF5A –/– motor neurons (12.4 ± 5.1 % of cells), in comparison to KIF5A +/– (9.3 ± 1.0 % of cells), and KIF5A +/+ (4.3 ± 4.0 % of cells) motor neurons, but the difference did not reach statistical significance (Fig. 2 ).
qPCR analysis for muscle and adipose-related gene expression after PRP and HBO treatments Following PRP and HBO treatments, the expression of muscle-related genes MYF5 and Myogenin showed a trend towards similar expression levels after LR-PRP treatment, although the difference did not reach statistical significance.
Although colchicine duration showed a trend towards longer use in the groups with complete and partial efficacy compared with the inefficacy group, this difference did not reach statistical significance (p=0.066), possibly due to the relatively small size of non-responder patients.
While the changes in the rates of postoperative new/aggravated neurological deficits and postoperative ischemia between cohort I and III showed a clear trend but did not reach statistical significance (probably due to the limited and imbalanced sample size), the improved rate of radiologically confirmed complete aneurysm occlusion between cohort I and III did reach significance, – With regard to incomplete aneurysm occlusion we could show a rate of 9.0% in our latest treatment cohort, which is also very similar to the rates of 5.9% up to 15.8% in literature [ 22 , 32 ].