Hi everyone,
I am having a bit of trouble in understand the stats that I want to run on an experiment I am doing. Basically I want to do a Chi square test but I have a low sample size, still I thought I would check to see what I get.
My research is a drug trial looking at reducing the number of parasites in mice (numbered 1-5 below), basically the drug has shown an in vitro reduction in parasites and now I have tried it in vivo. male and female parasites were covered after the experiment. the lower the number of males and females the better the drug is working.
No treatment (control)
1- males (7) females (7)
2- males (10) females (10)
3- males (10) females (7)
4- males (10) females (10)
5- males (11) females (11)
Drug treatment.
1- males (4) females (4)
2- males (7) females (7)
3- males (12) females (12)
4- males (5) females (5)
5- males (5) females (5)
I know that there are calculators that can help me do this on the internet but I am having trouble with them-
If any one could have a look at this data and help it would be very appreciated!
thanks!
B
I am having a bit of trouble in understand the stats that I want to run on an experiment I am doing. Basically I want to do a Chi square test but I have a low sample size, still I thought I would check to see what I get.
My research is a drug trial looking at reducing the number of parasites in mice (numbered 1-5 below), basically the drug has shown an in vitro reduction in parasites and now I have tried it in vivo. male and female parasites were covered after the experiment. the lower the number of males and females the better the drug is working.
No treatment (control)
1- males (7) females (7)
2- males (10) females (10)
3- males (10) females (7)
4- males (10) females (10)
5- males (11) females (11)
Drug treatment.
1- males (4) females (4)
2- males (7) females (7)
3- males (12) females (12)
4- males (5) females (5)
5- males (5) females (5)
I know that there are calculators that can help me do this on the internet but I am having trouble with them-
If any one could have a look at this data and help it would be very appreciated!
thanks!
B