CHAPITRE IV : METHODOLOGIE
IV- 2 Méthode
IV.2.2 Test statistique
Les données de RT-qPCR et de test luciférasique ont été ont été analysées à l’aide du test de Mann-Whitney avec une valeur de p inférieure à 0,05 considérée comme
statistiquement significative. Ces analyses ont été effectuées apartir des données provenant de deux ou trois expériences indépendantes poolées.
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