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Further comparisons between the groups indicated that the difference in the malformation rate between the young and old groups stored for the short time was near significance (10.5% vs.19.5%, respectively, P = 0.1093), whereas the difference between the young and old groups following long storage was highly significant (13.7% vs. 33.9%, respectively, p= 0.0075).

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Further comparisons between the groups indicated that the difference in the malformation rate between the young and old groups stored for the short time was near significance (10.5% vs.19.5%, respectively, P = 0.1093), whereas the difference between the young and old groups following long storage was highly significant (13.7% vs. 33.9%, respectively, p= 0.0075).

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These differences were not statistically significant, although were approaching significance in the high temperature (standard vs low: P=0.32, standard vs high: P=0.15).

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