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'''Human Study'''<br> | '''Human Study'''<br> | ||
Mean- <br> | Mean- <br> | ||
0mg: 3.834 mg <br> | |||
5mg: 8.932 mg <br> | |||
10mg: 61.622 mg <br> | |||
15mg: 657.941 mg <br> | |||
<i>Variability-</i><br> | <i>Variability-</i><br> | ||
Standard Deviation: <br> | Standard Deviation: <br> | ||
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'''Rat Study'''<br> | '''Rat Study'''<br> | ||
Mean- <br> | Mean- <br> | ||
0mg: 10.516 mg <br> | |||
10mg: 11.112 mg <br> | |||
<i>Variability-</i> <br> | <i>Variability-</i> <br> | ||
Standard Deviation: <br> | Standard Deviation: <br> | ||
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'''Rat Study'''<br> | '''Rat Study'''<br> | ||
T-Test p-Value- 0.8674035 <br> | T-Test p-Value- 0.8674035 <br> | ||
T-Testing was used to calculate the mean of the two tests. The independent T-test was used to find whether there was a statistically significant difference between the two unrelated groups of 0mg and 10mg of the LPS. <br> | |||
'''Conclusions'''<br> | '''Conclusions'''<br> | ||
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LAB 2 WRITE-UP
Descriptive Statistics
Human Study
Mean-
0mg: 3.834 mg
5mg: 8.932 mg
10mg: 61.622 mg
15mg: 657.941 mg
Variability-
Standard Deviation:
0mg: 1.523 pg/ml
5mg: 1.594 pg/ml
10mg: 30.111 pg/ml
15mg: 212.943 pg/ml
Standard Error:
0mg: 0.4816 pg/ml
5mg: 0.5040 pg/ml
10mg: 9.5218 pg/ml
15mg: 67.338 pg/ml
Rat Study
Mean-
0mg: 10.516 mg
10mg: 11.112 mg
Variability-
Standard Deviation:
0mg: 2.226 pg/ml
10mg: 7.403 pg/ml
Standard Error
0mg: 0.9953 pg/ml
10mg: 3.3107 pg/ml
Graphing
Human Study
Rat Study
Inferential Statistics
Human Study
ANOVA Post-Test Value-
ANOVA testing was done to demonstrate and display the difference between the values (variance between groups) all throughout the testing.
Rat Study
T-Test p-Value- 0.8674035
T-Testing was used to calculate the mean of the two tests. The independent T-test was used to find whether there was a statistically significant difference between the two unrelated groups of 0mg and 10mg of the LPS.
Conclusions
The ANOVA Post-Test values conclude that all the results for 0mg, 5mg, 10mg, and 15mg doses of Inflammotin are significant. However, the p-value for the rat study is below 0.95, meaning that the results are not significant. Based on the significant ANOVA Post-Test values, lipopolysaccharide doses raise the Inflammotin levels in the elderly. However, the insignificant p-value test shows that the dosages of lipopolysacharide does not increase the Inflammotin levels in rats.
Summary and Discussion
Human Study
Rat Study
