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The EC50; Confidence intervals of the EC50; Hill slope; Choosing a dose-response equation; Pros and cons of normalizing the data; The term "logistic"; 50% of ...

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In this case, use nonlinear regression to quantify the fold shift in the EC50 and its confidence interval, and to compute a P value that tests the null ...

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response curve is defined by the bottom, top, EC50, and slope. In this curve, the top and bottom parts are mirror images of each other -- the curve is ...

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LogEC50 is the logarithm of the EC50 (effective concentration, 50%). With different kinds of variables, this variable is sometimes called ED50 (effective ...

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The EC50; Confidence intervals of the EC50; Hill slope; Choosing a dose-response equation; Pros and cons of normalizing the data; The term "logistic"; 50% of ...

https://www.graphpad.com/guides/prism/latest/curve-fitting/

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So long as you enter a 'concentration' more than three log units below the EC50 (and assuming a Hill Slope not too far from 1.0), the usual method works ...

GraphPad FAQs

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Since the uncertainty of the EC50 is very asymmetric, be sure to choose to compute the confidence intervals using the likelihood ratio asymmetric method.

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The EC50; Confidence intervals of the EC50; Hill slope; Choosing a dose-response equation; Pros and cons of normalizing the data; The term "logistic"; 50% of ...

https://www.graphpad.com/guides/prism/latest/curve-fitting/

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This model fits the Ki of the unlabelled ligand directly. It does not report the EC50, so you do not need to apply the Cheng and Prusoff correction(1).

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All the ideas can be applied to stimulatory curves and EC50 (E for effective) as well. Just stand on your head when you view the figures!. The ideal ...

https://www.graphpad.com/guides/prism/latest/curve-fitting/