A tad confused on inputting the data onto prism, i can see a column format in your video, where do you place, say, 3 data replicates for each condition?
Hi :) to enter replicates, in the type of graphpad spreadsheet, choose "grouped" and on the options select "enter x replicate values in side-by-side subcolumns". Let me know if this helps.
Report the results (graph or in a table) in the paper after analysis data by Kruskal-Wallis test, Can I use mean &SEM (or SD), or I have to represent my results in a median?
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A tad confused on inputting the data onto prism, i can see a column format in your video, where do you place, say, 3 data replicates for each condition?
Hi :) to enter replicates, in the type of graphpad spreadsheet, choose "grouped" and on the options select "enter x replicate values in side-by-side subcolumns". Let me know if this helps.
you didn't actually show how to perform the Kruskal-Wallis analysis
Please check the video from minute 2. It's the "non-parametric" option in the "assume gaussian distribution" menu.
Thank u for information. Please, could I know how to report my results in a paper? Use mean & SEM or median?
You welcome. Do you mean in the graph itself or in the methodology section?
Report the results (graph or in a table) in the paper after analysis data by Kruskal-Wallis test, Can I use mean &SEM (or SD), or I have to represent my results in a median?
Yes I believe you have to represent it by mean. I'm sorry it took so long to answer