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I ran 10,000 simulations, and found that in every case the fit worked well and gave a reasonable answer (with the EC50 within the range of the data). No ...
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Equation: EC50 shift; Equation: Allosteric EC50 shift; Equation: ECanything; Equation: Absolute IC50. Dose-response -- Special (X is Log[Concentration]) ...
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Make sure you pick the form of the equation to match the data you are analyzing. The uncertainty in the value of the EC50 or IC50 is usually quite asymmetrical.
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The usual equations to fit dose response curves have four parameters (top, bottom, EC50, Hill Slope), and define symmetrical curves.
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Khalf is the concentration of substrate that produces a half-maximal enzyme velocity. It is the EC50. h is the Hill slope. When h=1, this equation is identical ...
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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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If the definitions of 0% and 100% are ambiguous, then so is the definition of "50%", and thus the EC50 is also ambiguous. Just because you chose to ...
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For dose-response curves, you may want to test whether the two EC50 values differ significantly, whether the maximum responses differ, or both. With kinetic ...
GraphPad FAQs
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... EC50), and a parameter that describes how steep the curve is. In Prism, this equation is called the log(agonist) vs response curve -- Variable slope (four ...
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You have a choice, in the Confidence tab, to either mark selected parameters as "unstable", to mark entire fits as "ambiguous", or neither.
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