highly significantp < .001
Subsequently, we observed a mean 28% decrease in total RPS6 abundance ( t test, control: 159.10 ± 48.52, overexpression: 108.8 ± 48.52, t 16 = 2.88, p = .011, p corrected = .044) and a highly significant 300% increase in RPS6 phosphorylation ( t test, control: 31.03 ± 10.66, overexpression: 124.10 ± 8.20, t 16 = 20.76, p < .001, p corrected < .001) ( Figure 3G ).