Talk:20.109(S11):Wrap-up analysis and modelingb (Day8)

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T/R

Please use the following order for all data: IPTG, IPTG/AHL, -/-, AHL.

Data should be written as: # units (% of AHL case). You can indicate the standard deviation of the data if it is known. (You may include one more significant figure than you believe (or not) for your classmates' reference, but don't go overboard!)

In notes you can explain if you are using week 1, week 4, or both data sets for the original system. Also specify which team's design you used, if your own did not produce colonies.

Group Miller units and % maximal (original) Miller units and % maximal (modified) Notes
Sample 1320 (7.0%), 1470 (7.8%), 12,740 ± 20 (67%), 18,900 ± 300 700 (3.6%), 1280 (6.5%), 9100 ± 260 (46%), 19,600 ± 350 week 4 data only


W/F

Please use the following order for all data: IPTG, IPTG/AHL, -/-, AHL.

Data should be written as: # units (% of AHL case). You can indicate the standard deviation of the data if it is known. (You may include one more significant figure than you believe (or not) for your classmates' reference, but don't go overboard!)

In notes you can explain if you are using week 1, week 4, or both data sets for the original system. Also specify which team's design you used, if your own did not produce colonies.

Group Miller units and % maximal (original) Miller units and % maximal (modified) Notes
Sample 1320 (7.0%), 1470 (7.8%), 12,740 ± 20 (67%), 18,900 ± 300 700 (3.6%), 1280 (6.5%), 9100 ± 260 (46%), 19,600 ± 350 week 4 data only


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