How to calculate IC and EC ANYTHING | PART 1

[@lazybones2070]

Thank you Sir. This video saved me lots of extra calculations.

[@Dr.DanielAddoGyan]

I am glad you liked it

[@VioletaGómezRodríguez]

And what about analyses where the IC-values are classified as "ambiguous"? I just analyzed some data with an R^2 of 0.91 (not excellent, but not horribly bad!) where the results shown are labelled as "ambiguous" and the numbers given in the ECF field are just impossible (>100x the highest concentration used). What is the problem?

[@Dr.DanielAddoGyan]

Hello and thanks for your question. This web page explains what "Ambiguous" in Graphpad prism curve fit mean: www.graphpad.com/guides/prism/latest/curve-fitting/reg_analysischeck_nonlin_ambiguous.htm

[@negessemekonnen1854]

Thank you, nice tutorail.

[@Dr.DanielAddoGyan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ST-gz8tn]

Your videos are very helpful. Could you also upload a video to determine Km of a substrate when are i substrate titration and absorbance as my reading?

[@Dr.DanielAddoGyan]

Good idea. I will upload a video soon. Thanks

[@raeladhiambo9630]

What if the answer comes in as unstable?

[@Dr.DanielAddoGyan]

Hello and thanks for your question. This web page explains what "unstable" in Graphpad prism curve fits mean: www.graphpad.com/guides/prism/latest/curve-fitting/reg_unstable.htm

[@rocioflores4155]

Thanks, this helped me a lot :)

[@Dr.DanielAddoGyan]

I am glad you liked it

[@charissatalag8910]

THANKS!!!

[@Dr.DanielAddoGyan]

You're welcome!