Using the AACT method, calculate and compare the relative quantity value for your gene of interest and control using the below C₁ data. (control: control flies; test: experimental flies; tub: housekeeping gene; hsp: hsp gene) Sample CT Value control tub 16.13 control tub 15.97 control tub 15.72 test tub 17.54 test tub 17.01 test tub 18.18 control hsp 26.69 control hsp 26.22 control hsp 26.25 test hsp 22.31 test hsp 22.25 22.35 test hsp

Using the AACT method, calculate and compare the relative quantity value for your gene of interest and control using the below C₁ data. (control: control flies; test: experimental flies; tub: housekeeping gene; hsp: hsp gene) Sample CT Value control tub 16.13 control tub 15.97 control tub 15.72 test tub 17.54 test tub 17.01 test tub 18.18 control hsp 26.69 control hsp 26.22 control hsp 26.25 test hsp 22.31 test hsp 22.25 22.35 test hsp

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