Zrusso Biol 368 week 4: Difference between revisions
From OpenWetWare
Jump to navigationJump to search
(New page: *# '''What is your question?''' *# '''Make a prediction (hypothesis) about the answer to your question before you begin your analysis.''' *# '''Which subjects, visits, and clones will you ...) |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
* | ==AIDS At Risk Prediction Project (AARPP)== | ||
* | |||
*Which six subjects of the fifteen developed AIDS and what were their correlations? i.e. CD4 counts, ds/dn ratios, etc. | |||
* | *We believe that the median ds/dn ratio will predict which six subjects got AIDS. Therefore, subjects 1,10,4,11,9, and 14 were the ones who developed AIDS | ||
* | **It is simply the CD4 count that determines who has AIDS, so all the rapid progressors have AIDS and no one else does. We now would like to determine who among the remaining subjects is at risk by comparing their ds/dn values and CD4 counts to the AIDS subjects. | ||
**We would also like to determine whether there is any similar clones across the AIDS subjects that indicates an onset of AIDS in the at risk subjects. | |||
*We would like to look at the last visits from subjects across AIDS positive, at risk of AIDS, and not at risk AIDS. This way we have a broad range of data points to compare to subjects with AIDS. | |||
{{zrusso Biol 368}} | {{zrusso Biol 368}} | ||
Revision as of 15:49, 21 September 2011
AIDS At Risk Prediction Project (AARPP)
- Which six subjects of the fifteen developed AIDS and what were their correlations? i.e. CD4 counts, ds/dn ratios, etc.
- We believe that the median ds/dn ratio will predict which six subjects got AIDS. Therefore, subjects 1,10,4,11,9, and 14 were the ones who developed AIDS
- It is simply the CD4 count that determines who has AIDS, so all the rapid progressors have AIDS and no one else does. We now would like to determine who among the remaining subjects is at risk by comparing their ds/dn values and CD4 counts to the AIDS subjects.
- We would also like to determine whether there is any similar clones across the AIDS subjects that indicates an onset of AIDS in the at risk subjects.
- We would like to look at the last visits from subjects across AIDS positive, at risk of AIDS, and not at risk AIDS. This way we have a broad range of data points to compare to subjects with AIDS.
