BME100 s2014:T Group16 L2

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OUR TEAM Name: Ryan Hess Name: Jossel D. Nkunzi Name: Alireza Momeni Name: Angie Chan Name: Jospeh Sidman LAB 2 WRITE-UP Descriptive Statistics Experiment 1 Dose Average inflammotin levels Standard Deviation Count Standard Error 0 mg 3.834 1.523010177 10 0.481618106 5 mg 8.932 1.593931547 10 0.504045412 10 mg 61.622 30.11069386 10 9.521837451 15 mg 657.941 212.9429762 10 67.33848166 Experiment 2 Dose Average Inflammotin levels Standard Deviation 0mg 10.516 2.225551617 10mg 11.112 7.402885924 Results Experiment 1 An ANOVA test was run on the data for the human study and a P-value of 1.40083E-16 was found showing there is statistical significance among groups. T-tests were then run between each group. An ANOVA was ran first on the human because the there are more then two groups being tested. The Bonferoni value is .05/6=0.0083 Groups P-value 0mg-5mg .00000086 0mg-10mg .0000099 0mg-15mg .000000014 5mg-10mg .000030 5mg-15mg .000000016 10mg-15mg .000000065 This shows that there is a significance between indivisual groups as each P-value is lower the 0.0083. ‎Experiment 2 When a T-test was run on the rats there was a P-value of 0.867403497 showing that the data is not significant. A T-test was chosen because there are only two groups to compare. Analysis Experiment 1 Experiment 2 Summary/Discussion