Differentiated brain regions in male vs. female mice comparison.

The table displays brain regions with statistically significant size disparities between male and female mice across all genotypes. The provided mean and standard deviation values represent the size distribution of these regions as a percentage of the total brain volume. The column "pFDR" shows p-values adjusted for the False Discovery Rate; values under 0.05 indicate significance after adjustment. "Lower Bound of 95% CI" and "Upper Bound of 95% CI" delineate the range within which the true difference is likely to lie, offering an estimate of uncertainty surrounding the mean difference. The "t" column indicates the magnitude of the difference adjusted for within-group variability, stemming from the t-test. Cohen’s d represents the effect size, with larger values indicating more pronounced differences between groups. Lastly, "Difference (%)" highlights the percentage difference between male and female brain regions, with positive values suggesting the region occupies a larger proportion of total brain volume in females and negative values indicating the opposite.