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Prism thinks the comma defines a new column, so "sees" the clipboard as having too many columns. Fixed in 6.03 and 6.0d. Explore the Knowledgebase.

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... d like to add the constant. Then either: •Click the "Insert info or analysis constant" button in the "Write" section of the toolbar (the icon is a white ...

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Scatchard plots can be used to determine the receptor number (Bmax, determined as the X-intercept of the linear regression line) and dissociation constant (Kd, ...

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Check the QQ plot to see if points fall reasonably close to the diagonal line, and run the four normality tests (D'Agostino-Pearson, Anderson-Darling ...

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Most of the time, that's all you'll need to do! However, if you'd like to customize the appearance of the comparison lines/brackets, clicking on the toolbar ...

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So you'd expect twice the MAD to approximately equal the interquartile range. The MAD is resistant to outliers. The presence of outliers does not change the ...

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Introduction Mammalian cell death after exposure to radiation after a dose D of radiation often follows the linear-quadratic model.

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Be sure you select the correct equation when performing nonlinear regression! If you'd like to convert concentration values to log(concentration) values - or ...

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When a drug binds to a receptor with mass action rules, the fraction occupancy equals D/(D+K), where D is the concentration of drug (that you vary) and K is ...

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But you'd need to use the equation editor to put the equation on your graph. If Microsoft Equation Editor is installed on your system, you will see a quick ...

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