Fig. 1
From: Structural heart defects associated with ETB mutation, a cause of Hirschsprung disease
Decreases in bodyweight (A) and body-growth rates (B) in sl/sl rat. A showed sl/sl (ETB−/−) rats having statistically significant smaller bodyweight than the control group (ETB+/+ and ETB+/−), 11.40 g versus 13.26 g, p value = 0.03. However, when corrected with respective age (Hr), smaller difference was observed between the two groups, 0.137 g/h versus 0.142 g/h, p value = 0.58. ETB−/− induced global growth impairment was likely small in the early stage of development. *: statistically significant, p value ≤ 0.05