SlickyFats

So I've clearly forgotten most of my stats and was hoping for some help. I'm setting up a study on rats (kidney, ischemia re-perfusion injury) with with one group with no treatment, one group with treatment 1, one group with treatment 2, and one group with combination treatment 1 and 2.

How do I determine sample size and justification?

Tonight my girlfriend who is a 5'0'' little white girl got beat up by a moderate weight approximately 6'0'' hispanic man wearing a black hoodie and light colored jeans by Racine and 18th street.

Normally I know this is a nice area, and a gentleman who walked her home said he recognized the guy to be someone who lived in the area. We went around with the cops looking for the guy or one of his friends (who apparently convinced this asshole to stop hitting her) but found nothing.

Anyone in the area should keep their ears and eyes open.

Thanks, and be safe.

So for things that might be a little bit more difficult to visualize, particularly with Cell related things, and future studies, does anyone know a good place to find such things?

First off, sorry for posting to the main chicago subreddit. The jobs subreddit is kind of dead, and the UIC subreddit is pretty inactive. I figured this would be the next best place.

Anyways,

So I start med school at UIC in the fall and was looking to do something which will be more beneficial to me in the long run than my current job. I've got a pretty wide array or experiences from previous work in HIV, oncology, and IBD. I also have a masters in Biotechnology which gave a pretty good exposure to many different techniques associated with translational science. I can give more information on request.

I've been emailing a few of the professors in the UIC area, but I feel a lot of their we

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So I start med school in the fall and was looking to do something which will be more beneficial to me in the long run than my current job. I've got a pretty wide array or experiences from previous work in HIV, oncology, and IBD. I also have a masters in Biotechnology which gave a pretty good exposure to many different techniques associated with translational science.

I can give more information on request.

So for a while I thought this was partly my providers or routers problem, but after using other computers in my house together with the one that keeps kicking, I'm pretty sure its just my computer.

I have a Edimax 802.11n Wireless PCI Card in my tower and a netgear N150 (WNR1000) router. I get an apparently strong signal (4/5 bars) but it randomly kicks out. It still says its connected, but internet doesn't go through. If I disconnect then reconnect it magically works again for some time.

Any help will be appreciated!