a nonsignificant trendP = .058
There was a nonsignificant trend for genetic features to be described more frequently over time, although in 2019–2022, this was only 17.3% of publications (χ 2 = 12.2, df = 6, P = .058; Figure 5D ).
There was a nonsignificant trend for genetic features to be described more frequently over time, although in 2019–2022, this was only 17.3% of publications (χ 2 = 12.2, df = 6, P = .058; Figure 5D ).
There was a clear trend for syngenic rat models C6 and 9L to be favored in earlier studies, replaced by U87 and GL261 more recently.