Lecture

Oxygen Consumption Analysis

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Description

This lecture focuses on determining oxygen consumption per cell using regression analysis, addressing the challenges of calculating average consumption and interpreting errors in cell counting and oxygen measurement. The lecture also explores the application of the Michaelis-Menten model to normalize oxygen consumption measurements and discusses the physiological implications of the results, highlighting the precision and potential sources of error in oxygen consumption experiments.

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