BME100 f2013:W1200 Group14 L2

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OUR TEAM Name: Minh Pham technician(s) Name: Hannah Brutsche Organization(s) Name: Ashley Powell Analyst(s) Name: Vaasavi Sundar Data/Stats(s) Name: Brianna Schilling Data/Stats(s) Name: student Role(s) LAB 2 WRITE-UP Descriptive Statistics Experiment 1: Human 0mg: Average: 3.834 Standard Deviation: 1.523010177 Endpoint # 10 Standard Error: 0.481618106 5mg: Average: 8.932 Standard Deviation: 1.593931547 Endpoint #: 10 Standard Error: 0.504045412 10mg: Average: 61.622 Standard Deviation: 30.11069386 Endpoint #: 10 Standard Error: 9.521837451 15mg: Average: 657.941 Standard Deviation: 212.9429762 Endpoint #: 10 Standard Error: 67.33848166 Experiment 2: RAT 0mg: Average Inflammotin Levels: 10.516 Standard Deviation: 2.225551617 Endpoint #: 5 Standard Error: 0.445110323 10 mg: Average Inflammotin Levels:11.112 Standard Deviation:7.402885924 Endpoint#:5 Standard Error: 1.480577185 [[]]==Results== Experiment 1 Experiment 2:RAT Image. (Please include well-labeled graphs of the results.) link title Analysis Experiment 1:People The average amount of inflammotin for people who were not injected was 3.834pg/mL. The average inflammotin levels for people injected with 5 mg was 8.932pg/mL. The average inflammotin levels for people injected with 10mg was 61.622pg/mL. The average levels for people injected with 15 mg was 657.941 pg/mL. T-Test: 0mg and 5 mg 8.59631E-07 0mg and 10 mg 9.94377E-06 0mg and 15 mg 1.39436E-08 5 and 10 mg 3.01859E-05 5 and 15 mg 1.57101E-08 10mg and 15 mg 6.4824E-08 Experiment 2:Rats The difference in average inflammotin levels is .596 pg/mL between the rats who were not injected with the LPS and rats that were injected with 10mg of the LPS hormone. The average level of inflammotin for rats without LPS injections was 10.516 pg/mL and the average level for rats that were injected was 11.112 pg/mL. For the rats, the p-value is 0.8674. Summary/Discussion The higher doses of LPS, for example: 15mg, cause the protein inflammotin to increase in the blood stream of the humans by a factor of 171.6. The change in inflammotin levels from 10mg to 15mg was highly significant due to the increase of the LPS distributed. On experiment 1 on humans, the p-values between all the different doses were significantly less than 0.05 so all the differences were significant. For experiment 2, with rats, the p-value was 0.8674 so the difference in inflammotin levels was not significant. The lowest possible dose of LPS on humans is 5mg because the p-value between 0mg and 5mg was less than 0.05. This makes the 5mg dosage significant.