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| Hi, I've been using dual luciferase assays to study promoter activity. Each experiment consists of 6 technical replicates performed in triplicate, with all data normalised to a positive control (tk-renilla plasmid). As the data violates the normality and equality of variance assumption for parametric ANOVA, I've used Welch's ANOVA. I'm getting consistent and significant results, HOWEVER, I have not excluded any outliers (there are some). Does anyone know of a standard procedure for excluding outliers from dual luciferase data? And if not, given the results are highly significant, across several replicates, is the exclusion of outliers necessary, or even a good thing to do, when the dual luciferase assay is inherently quite variable? Many thanks in advance for any tips, RMW |
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