Below tables report the variables included in the logistic regression models (forward LR method) upon categorization according to fertility phenotypes in male knockout mice (Murine Phenotypes) and men (Human Phenotypes). For the variables included, see Methods & Data.

Regression Including Murine Phenotypes

VariableBS.E.WaldExp(B)False discovery rate
dN/dS-2.0910.61611.5300.124<0.05
RNA level in testis relative to brain0.1640.02835.3841.178<0.001
RNA level in testis relative to heart0.1740.02547.7841.190<0.001
Number of neighbours in the protein-protein interaction network which are male fertility candidates0.2220.06711.1111.249<0.05

Regression Including Human Phenotypes

VariableBS.E.WaldExp(B)False discovery rate
betweenness centrality174.43361.5938.0205.694E+75<0.05
RNA level in testis relative to brain0.1700.05210.7041.185<0.05
Testicular RNA level in testis relative to heart0.2550.05125.3731.290<0.001
Number of neighbours in the protein-protein interaction network which are male fertility candidates0.8090.24311.1402.247<0.05

Reference: Thomas Greither, Julia Schumacher, Mario Dejung, Hermann M Behre, Hans Zischler, Falk Butter, Holger Herlyn (2020) Fertility relevance probability analysis shortlists genetic markers for male fertility impairment. Cytogenetic and Genome Research DOI: 10.1159/000511117