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Posted On: 01/13/2021 2:30:53 AM
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I agree, 8% heterozyzous patients in the LL arm, 20 patients, is not enough to draw any conclusions.
Unless: All 20 patients have higher RO testing at every time point. That would achieve some serious statistical significance just not for mortality.
Even if none of the 20 died, its still not enough statistical significance.
But you should still do the DNA test for every covid patient.
CD12 has 390 patients with covid.
The homozygous frequency is 1% in the generaly population.
The probability of finding zero homozygous mutants in the first 390 covid patients you find is (0.99)^390=0.02, which is very much supportive of the LL theory of action.
Unless: All 20 patients have higher RO testing at every time point. That would achieve some serious statistical significance just not for mortality.
Even if none of the 20 died, its still not enough statistical significance.
But you should still do the DNA test for every covid patient.
CD12 has 390 patients with covid.
The homozygous frequency is 1% in the generaly population.
The probability of finding zero homozygous mutants in the first 390 covid patients you find is (0.99)^390=0.02, which is very much supportive of the LL theory of action.
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