What is an MPD “measurement”?
There are hundreds of phenotype “measurements” or “traits” stored in MPD. A project (see above) can include anywhere from 1 to 80+ measurements. Each measurement is a test that has been performed on mice of various strains. Here’s an example of a measurement: cardiovascular — physiology and function — blood pressure Deschepper1 systolic blood pressure [mmHg] 13 strains age 10wks The top line (yellow) shows the primary subject area. The second line includes the project symbol (Deschepper1; click on it to see more about that project). Next is the measurement description (click to open a plot and summary of the measurement), followed by number of strains tested and animal age at test time. Data for females and males is always segregated in MPD. Most measurements are done on both sexes, but for those that involve just one or will be shown at the far right. You can always click on to get more information and jump to the experiment protocol text. Clicking on will flag the measurement (discus
There are hundreds of phenotype “measurements” or “traits” stored in MPD. A project (see above) can include anywhere from 1 to 80+ measurements. Each measurement is a test that has been performed on mice of various strains. Here’s an example of a measurement: cardiovascular — physiology and function — blood pressure Deschepper1 systolic blood pressure [mmHg] 13 strains age 10wks The top line (yellow) shows the primary subject area. The second line includes the project symbol (Deschepper1; click on it to see more about that project). Next is the measurement description (click to open a plot and summary of the measurement), followed by number of strains tested and animal age at test time. Data for females and males is always segregated in MPD. Most measurements are done on both sexes, but for those that involve just one or will be shown at the far right. You can always click on to get more information and jump to the experiment protocol text. Clicking on will flag the measurement (discus
There are hundreds of phenotype “measurements” or “traits” stored in MPD. A project (see above) can include anywhere from 1 to 80+ measurements. Each measurement is a test that has been performed on mice of various strains. Here’s an example of a measurement: cardiovascular — physiology and function — blood pressure Deschepper1 systolic blood pressure [mmHg] 13 strains age 10wks The top line (yellow) shows the primary subject area. The second line includes the project symbol (Deschepper1; click on it to see more about that project). Next is the measurement description (click to open a plot and summary of the measurement), followed by number of strains tested and animal age at test time. Data for females and males is always segregated in MPD. Most measurements are done on both sexes, but for those that involve just one or will be shown at the far right. You can always click on to get more information and jump to the experiment protocol text. Clicking on will flag the measurement (discus
