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Hi everybody !!!!!!!!!
This topic very interesting by performing based.
Also will be useful for scientist working with recombinant protein. This is a pharmacodynamics type of assay where we have to measure any dynamic activity of animals.
With this introduction I am submitting my problem.
I am trying to validation of bioassay in female balb/c mice, what I said in above. I am doing on assay with single injection of standard solution EPO, remain things are similar to Ph EU. monogram, but I am found large variation of retic count in inter group, so I am always failing in fudicial limit while calculating assay. As per Ph. Eu. other parameter like regression, linearity and parallelism are found ok but regression value found very low that is 7-15 only.
So, My question are
1) Is animal play role for failing of fudicial limit? how and why?
2) How I control fudicial limit?

Please try to guide me in these era
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 Posted Jul 22, 2008, 2:52 AM
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Is the size (weight) of the mice accounted for? Is there an age range or sex of the mice specified for the assay? Among these variables, I think the size of the mouse is most important. Older male mice can vary a lot in size within a cage and that could affect the variance in your data.

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We have try to manage/control age and weight also. 6-8 week old and 2 gms SD for weight. Although we are getting such variations

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