Question

In an experiment involving single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq), researchers looked at the expression levels of a particular gene measured by the amount of mRNA from that gene present in tissue samples from mice with diabetes and mice without diabetes. The data for 14 cells in each category are here: Mice with diabetes: 0.099.0.093.0.106, 0.106, 0.102, 0.107.0.103, 0.153, 0.144, 0.153, 0.155.0.152.0.152, 0.155 Mice without diabetes: 0.127,0.120, 0.118, 0.125, 0.123, 0.130.0.115,0.178, 0.175, 0.171, 0.173.0.172, 0.164, 0.170 Use R to make two normal QQ plots, one for each sample. Is it plausible the two population distributions are normal?

Answer 1

The population difference within the pair is normal.

The population distribution of mice with and without diabetes are identical.

mRNA population distribution for mice with diabetes is shifted relative to the population distribution for mice without diabetes.

Conclusion,

the two population has same shape , the two samples are independent  simple random samples  and the two samples are paired , the population means are the same .

Hence, each of the two population distribution is normal.

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