BME100 f2013:W1200 Group2 L2

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OUR TEAM Name: Amber Bengson Role(s) Name: Chandler Varone Role(s) Name: Emily Mei Role(s) Name: Terri Bivins Role(s) Name: Prycilla Jones Role(s) LAB 2 WRITE-UP Descriptive Statistics Experiment 1 - Human Study Average Inflammotin Levels (pg/ml) 0mg--3.834 pg/ml 5mg--8.932 pg/ml 10mg--61.622 pg/ml 15mg--657.941 pg/ml Standard Deviation Values 0mg--1.523010177 5mg--1.593931547 10mg--30.11069386 15mg--212.9429762 Standard Error Values 0mg--0.481618106 5mg--0.50404541 10mg--9.52183745 15mg--67.3384817 Experiment 2 - Rat Study Average Inflammotin Levels (pg/ml) 0mg--10.516 pg/ml 10mg--11.112 pg/ml Standard Deviation Values 0mg--2.225551617 10mg--7.402885924 Standard Error Values 0mg--.99529694 10mg--3.31067123 The T-test results were insignificant because it was more than the the p-value of 0.05. The T-test results were 0.867. (Please report descriptive statistics for both experiments. Please calculate descriptive statistics in Excel.) Results Experiment 1 - Human Study Experiment 2 - Rat Study Analysis Experiment 1 - Human Study Experiment 2 - Rat Study (Using inferential statistics, please determine statistically significant differences in the data.) Summary/Discussion (Please discuss the results and statistical analysis from both experiments. State your conclusion.) - There is a great difference of the Inflammotin levels over a dosage of 10 mg in Humans.There is not much difference in between the dosages of 0 mg and 5 mg also in the Human Study.