BME100 f2015:Group17 8amL2

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OUR TEAM Name: Sam Stone Name: Zachary Ramsey Name: Mahoro Uwiringiyimana Name: Jake Feltz Name: Jadyn Ziegler Name: Nathan Natividad LAB 2 WRITE-UP Descriptive Statistics Experiment 1 - Humans Experiment 2 - Rats Results Experiment 1 - Humans ‎Experiment 2 - Rats Analysis Experiment 1 - Humans The Human Trial Since there was more than two different groups, we ran an one way ANOVA test. This data is significant, due to the extremely low p-value. Experiment 2 - Rats The Rat Trials Because we only had 2 different groups, we ran an unpaired t-test. Our p-value of .867 was not significant. Along with our graph, this p-value proves that our data has too much variability and is not significant. Summary/Discussion Based on the data of both rats and humans, it is evident that the LPS dosage had effect on the humans and not on the rats. For humans, the more the LPS dosage, the higher the lever of the Inflammatory Protein.