Table 2

Detailed description of statistical analyses used in this study

FigureParameterSample sizeStatistical testSignificance level
1GtdTomato+ neurons in P28 spinal cordN = 3 mice per groupOrdinary one-way ANOVA with Tukey’s multiple comparisons testF(3,8) = 90.22, p < 0.0001
C vs T: p = 0.0003
C vs L: p = 0.0001
C vs S: p < 0.0001
T vs S: p < 0.0001
L vs S: p = 0.0002
1HtdTomato+ gray matter astrocytes in P28 spinal cordN = 3 mice per groupOrdinary one-way ANOVA with Tukey’s multiple comparisons testF(3,8) = 81.54, p < 0.0001
C vs T: p = 0.0004
C vs L: p = 0.0004
C vs S: p < 0.0001
T vs S: p = 0.0001
L vs S: p = 0.0002
1ItdTomato+ white matter astrocytes in P28 spinal cordN = 3 mice per groupOrdinary one-way ANOVA with Tukey’s multiple comparisons testF(3,8) = 26.84, p = 0.0002
C vs T: p = 0.0486
C vs L: p = 0.0206
C vs S: p < 0.0001
T vs S: p = 0.0022
L vs S: p = 0.0045
1JtdTomato+ neurons in P28 spinal cord (dorsal vs ventral)N = 3 mice per groupTwo-way ANOVA with Sidak’s multiple comparisons testF(1,16) = 133.7, p < 0.0001
(source of variation: dorsal vs ventral)
T dorsal vs T ventral: p < 0.0001
L dorsal vs L ventral: p < 0.0001
S dorsal vs S ventral: p < 0.0001
1KtdTomato+ gray matter astrocytes in P28 spinal cord (dorsal vs ventral)N = 3 mice per groupTwo-way ANOVA with Sidak’s multiple comparisons testF(1,16) = 51.32, p < 0.0001
(source of variation: dorsal vs ventral)
T dorsal vs T ventral: p = 0.0004
L dorsal vs L ventral: p = 0.0294
S dorsal vs S ventral: p < 0.0001
1LtdTomato+ white matter astrocytes in P28 spinal cord (dorsal vs ventral)N = 2–3 mice per group)Two-way ANOVA with Sidak’s multiple comparisons testF(1,14) = 25.83, p = 0.0002
(source of variation: dorsal vs ventral)
S dorsal vs S ventral: p < 0.0001
1MPercent of all Sox9+ cells that express tdTomato in P28 spinal cordN = 3 mice per groupOrdinary one-way ANOVA with Tukey’s multiple comparisons testF(3,8) = 242.9, p < 0.0001
C vs L: p = 0.0055
C vs S: p < 0.0001
T vs L: p = 0.0289
T vs S: p < 0.0001
L vs S: p < 0.0001
2CtdTomato+ Schwann cells at NMJs in P28 miceN = 3–4 per group
(between 110 and 344 NMJs quantified per individual muscle)
Ordinary one-way ANOVA with Bonferroni’s multiple comparisons testF(5,14) = 3.392, p = 0.0324
TS vs SOL: p = 0.0306
TS vs EDL: p = 0.0539
7DtdTomato+ neurons in vitroN = 12 wells per groupUnpaired t testt = 25.15, df = 22
p < 0.0001
7EtdTomato+ Sox9+ cells in vitroN = 6 wells per groupUnpaired t testt = 8.772, df = 10
p < 0.0001
7FtdTomato+ Olig2+ cells in vitroN = 6 wells per groupUnpaired t testt = 8.287, df = 10
p < 0.0001
8CCluster size in vitro + drug treatmentN = 6 wells per group
(between 153 and 319 clusters quantified per well)
Ordinary one-way ANOVA with Dunnett’s multiple comparisons testF(4,1096) = 363.7, p < 0.0001
VEH vs CHIR: p < 0.0001
VEH vs FGF: p < 0.0001
VEH vs FGF+GDF: p < 0.0001
8EPercent neurons in vitro + drug treatmentN = 6 wells per groupOrdinary one-way ANOVA with Dunnett’s multiple comparisons testF(4,25) = 8.967, p = 0.0001
VEH vs FGF: p = 0.0003
8FPercent astrocytes in vitro + drug treatmentN = 6 wells per groupOrdinary one-way ANOVA with Dunnett’s multiple comparisons testF(4,25) = 36.21, p < 0.0001
VEH vs FGF: p < 0.0001
VEH vs FGF+GDF: p = 0.0027
8GPercent tdTomato+ cells in vitro + drug treatmentN = 6 wells per groupOrdinary one-way ANOVA with Dunnett’s multiple comparisons testF(4,25) = 2.502, p = 0.0680
No significant differences
8HPercent tdTomato+ neurons in vitro + drug treatmentN = 6 wells per groupOrdinary one-way ANOVA with Dunnett’s multiple comparisons testF(4,25) = 3.596, p = 0.0190
No significant differences
8IPercent tdTomato+ astrocytes in vitro + drug treatmentN = 6 wells per groupOrdinary one-way ANOVA with Dunnett’s multiple comparisons testF(4,25) = 6.630, p = 0.0009
VEH vs CHIR: p = 0.0244
VEH vs FGF+GDF: p = 0.0002