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| + | Today is the final laboratory session for Module 2! You have completed all of the bench work for your research; however, there is still data analysis to complete for the cell viability assay and the qPCR experiment. In addition to plotting and normalizing the data, you will complete statistical analysis to determine the significance of your results. | ||
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| + | Statistics are mathematical tools used to analyze, interpret, and organize data. The specific tools that you will use are confidence intervals (CI) and the Student's t-test. | ||
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Introduction
Today is the final laboratory session for Module 2! You have completed all of the bench work for your research; however, there is still data analysis to complete for the cell viability assay and the qPCR experiment. In addition to plotting and normalizing the data, you will complete statistical analysis to determine the significance of your results.
Statistics are mathematical tools used to analyze, interpret, and organize data. The specific tools that you will use are confidence intervals (CI) and the Student's t-test.
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