We are comparing the effect of 2 drugs on a cell line. We will use 6 concentrations of each drug. What type of statistical analysis can be applied?
Anova; one way or two way??
Also, for the normality test what would my independent variables be?
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The above may be helpful. Good luck.
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Which_statistical_test_to_use_for_comparison_of_cell_viabilty_between_treatment_and_control_groups
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_do_I_calculate_cell_viability_in_MTT_assay
Hello Iryna Hushcha
You can make use of one-way ANOVA to determine the level of significance between the different experimental groups (drug-treated with different concentrations) and relevant controls (untreated cells). Good luck!
Jatin Chadha , thank you for replying!
My doubt is that we have to compare two drugs i.e temozolomide and drug x which were performed with various concentrations (1,3,10,30,100,300,1000mM) so there is dependent variable - % of cell viability and two independent variable that is drugs and concentrations. So now if we perform one way ANOVA then we can choose only one independent variable. So do we have to perform two one way ANOVA tests for two different independent variable?
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