I performed a titration treatment on cells in 2 replicates and then detected an antibody in the supernatant using ELISA. I have my corrected measures and standards, sample concentrations and SD error bars, but I don't know how to decide how significant the average of each of my 2 repeats are. These are my readings. I calculated the coefficient of variation (CV), but I wouldn't know how significant this data is. I'm used to having p values dictate how accurate the data is, but should it be applied in my case?
The answer is in the z-library in the book shown on the attachment. It can be downloaded there. Best wishes David Booth
"These are my readings". Did you mean to include some data in your post ?
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