guys i m just stuck with lethal concentration (LC50) calculation.
I used two drugs of different concentrations as one dose in my experiment.i.e one is 250ug/L and other is 100mg/L both make one dose. how i write it and find LC50. problem is like
1. 250/100
2. 300/50
as units are different what should i do????
please guide me as soon as possible....
waiting for your reply...
i am using SAS University Edition
guys i m just stuck with lethal concentration (LC50) calculation.
I used two drugs of different concentrations as one dose in my experiment.i.e one is 250ug/L and other is 100mg/L both make one dose. how i write it and find LC50. problem is like
1. 250/100
2. 300/50
as units are different what should i do????
please guide me as soon as possible....
waiting for your reply...
i am using SAS University Edition
Can you be more specific? It would help if you provide data steps that show an example of what you have and, based on that example, what you want and what decision rules were needed to make the calculations/determinations.
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Normally for Calculation of LC50 calculation firstly according to method we have to add dose
concentration,total number of animals and then number of mortality like the example below.
Here 2,4,6.. represents dose concentration.
data A; input dose n response; cards; 2 50 10 4 50 25 6 50 35 8 50 40 10 50 45 ; proc probit log 10; var dose n response; run;As i mentioned previously i am using two different concentrations as one dose.
how I write them.problm is I have my dose concentration in this form
220/50
300/100
400/150
when i put this this doesnt work.(both are different drugs which are taken as one dose concentration)
please reply me as soon as possible
To just answer the one specific question "as units are different what should i do????"
Convert your data to a common unit. 1mg = 1000ug
For one parameter, the lethal dose (50%) is the concentration for which the predicted probability is 0.5. So if you have two parameters, the lethal does would be a curve in parameter space for which the predicted probability is 0.5. You can use the EFFECTPLOT statement in PROC LOGISTIC or PROC PLM to create a contour plot that shows the 0.5 probability contour. For examples, see "Use the EFFECTPLOT statement to visualize regression models in SAS."
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