BME100 s2016:Group4 W1030AM L2

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OUR TEAM Name: Paul Gossett Name: Sara Gubrud Name: Katerina Soltero Name: Desiree Yazzie Name: Karson Pooler Name: Patrick Panattoni LAB 2 WRITE-UP Descriptive Statistics Experiment 1 Experiment 2 Results Experiment 1 ‎Experiment 2 Analysis Experiment 1 We performed an ANOVA test on the data, and found that the p-value was 1.40E-16, far less than 0.05, which suggests a high degree of confidence for the data. Upon performing a Bonferroni correction, all of the individual t-tests also gave significant results. Experiment 2 We performed a t-test on the data from Experiment 2, and found that there was no apparent statistical significance. The p-value of 0.8674 is much larger than the 0.05 required to show statistical significance. Summary/Discussion In the test on humans, the inferential statistics revealed a highly significant correlation between LPS dosage levels and inflammotin levels. However, the test on rats did not indicate any significant statistical difference. One factor which must be considered is the scope of the rat study, which was much smaller than that of the human study. It is also possible that the drug works differently in rats than in humans; however, more data would be required to reach such a conclusion.