Figure 3 16 Mean 14 level 12 of expres 10 sion strain 17 strain 22 17 (arbitr ary units) 31 28 11 21 Amount of recombinant DNA introduced Figure 3. Two engineered E. coli strains were made such that different variations of each strain had different numbers/amounts of recombinant DNA introduced for genes involved in Taxadiene synthesis (a precursor for Taxol). These strains were grown and then the amount of. a protein product in the Taxadiene pathway was measured. The data points are the mean values of protein product expression +/- standard deviation from four replicates 1. For the graph: a) Describe the graph: b) Describe the data: c) Interpret the data: Describe the statistics that are shown and what you can infer from them. Are there other statistics that would be better suited for this data? Is there any flaw in the way the data is represented?
Figure 3 16 Mean 14 level 12 of expres 10 sion strain 17 strain 22 17 (arbitr ary units) 31 28 11 21 Amount of recombinant DNA introduced Figure 3. Two engineered E. coli strains were made such that different variations of each strain had different numbers/amounts of recombinant DNA introduced for genes involved in Taxadiene synthesis (a precursor for Taxol). These strains were grown and then the amount of. a protein product in the Taxadiene pathway was measured. The data points are the mean values of protein product expression +/- standard deviation from four replicates 1. For the graph: a) Describe the graph: b) Describe the data: c) Interpret the data: Describe the statistics that are shown and what you can infer from them. Are there other statistics that would be better suited for this data? Is there any flaw in the way the data is represented?
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b) Describe the data:
c) Interpret the data: Describe the statistics that are shown and what you can
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