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Dr.Alpha Raj.M, MVSc, PhD Assistant Professor, Veterinary Pharamcology & Toxicology, SVVU, India
Instructions
This spread sheet caters upto 20 groups and can handle zero values or gaps in between cells
Dose/ Conc. 1 is invariably Zero / Control; If control was not used, leave total and no. dead blank and start from dose
Delete all values of example and enter Dose/Conc. units, Dose/ Conc., Total subjects and No. dead in each group and
Read the respective LD/LC values and 95% Fiducial confidence limits.
For steps involved in calucation refer to Sheet 2. In case of errors or corrections please email at alpharajm@gmail.com
Mortality(%) in Probits
R² = 0.6108229874
Control 0.00 10 0
2 0.0002 10 5
3 0.0004 10 5
4 0.0006 10 9
5 0.0008 10 10
6
7
-3.80 -3.70 -3.60 -3.50 -3.40
8 Log10 Dose
9
10 Calculating LD50/LC50 using Probit Analysis
11 Group Log10 Dose
12 2 -3.70
13 3 -3.40
14 4 -3.22
15
16
17
18
19
20
(Original values used for curve fitting)
OBIT ANALYSIS
ology & Toxicology, SVVU, India. alpharajm@gmail.com
between cells
and no. dead blank and start from dose/conc. 2
bjects and No. dead in each group and hit enter
WORK._PROBIT_CURVE
Slope 3.098
Intercept 16.141
R^2 0.757
d for curve fitting)
95%Fiducial CI
Lower Upper
0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000
0.000 0.000
n for LC/LC values)
CALCULATION OF LD50 or LC50 USING PROBIT ANALYSIS
Dr.Alpha Raj.M, MVSc, PhD Assistant Professor, Veterinary Pharamcology & Toxicology, SVVU, India
Instructions
This spread sheet caters upto 20 groups and can handle zero values or gaps in between cells
Dose/ Conc. 1 is invariably Zero / Control; If control was not used, leave total and no. dead blank and start from dose
Delete all values of example and enter Dose/Conc. units, Dose/ Conc., Total subjects and No. dead in each group and
Read the respective LD/LC values and 95% Fiducial confidence limits.
For steps involved in calucation refer to Sheet 2. In case of errors or corrections please email at alpharajm@gmail.com
Mortality(%) in Probits
R² = 0.6108229874
Control 0.0000 10 1
2 0.0002 10 2
3 0.0004 10 3
4 0.0006 10 4
5 0.0008 10 5
6
7
-3.80 -3.70 -3.60 -3.50 -3.40
8 Log10 Dose
9
10 Calculating LD50/LC50 using Probit Analysis
11 Group Log10 Dose
12 2 -3.70
13 3 -3.40
14 4 -3.22
15 5 -3.10
16
17
18
19
20
(Original values used for curve fitting)
OBIT ANALYSIS
ology & Toxicology, SVVU, India. alpharajm@gmail.com
between cells
and no. dead blank and start from dose/conc. 2
bjects and No. dead in each group and hit enter
WORK._PROBIT_CURVE
Slope 1.388
Intercept 9.220
R^2 0.980
d for curve fitting)
95%Fiducial CI
Lower Upper
0.000 0.002
0.000 0.002
0.001 0.002
0.001 0.002
0.001 0.002
0.001 0.002
0.001 0.002
0.001 0.002
0.001 0.002
0.001 0.003
0.001 0.003
0.001 0.003
n for LC/LC values)
STEPS FOLLOWED IN THE CALCUATION OF LD50 or LC50
The following steps are used in the calculation of LD or LC in this spread sheet
1. Converting doses to log (10) doses (x)
2. Converting mortality to proportions
3. The proportions are corrected for control mortality if its is more than 10% using Schneider-Orelli’s (1947) formu
6. From the equation of the curve and log10 doses, the expected probits (Yi) are derived
7. From the expected probits (Yi), expected mortality proportion followed by expected no.of animals are derived
8. The original mortality (Observed) and derived mortality (Expected) are used to calculate the Chi-Square test wi
If the Chi-square test is non-significant, it indicates good curve fitting.
9. Z value is derived using the formula
Z=1/(v2p)e(-1/2(Yi-5)^2)
where Yi = Expected probits
W=Z^(2 )/PQ,
where P = Expected proportion
Q=(1-P)
10. The weighted coefficients were used to calculate the standard error
SE= s/v?nW
where s = Standard deviation (1/slope)
n= number of animals in each group
W= Weighting coefficient
11. Working probits (Yw) are derived from the regression equation as follows
Yw = Yi-(P/Z)-p/Z
Y = Expectedl probits
P = Expected Proportion
p = Observed proportion
11. The LD or LC values are derived from the curve drawn using working probits and log doses. Antilog of the dose
12. 95% Fiducial confidence limits are calculated using the formula
(Your comments and corrections are welcome to make this spread sheet better: alpharajm@gmail.com)
References
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Finney, D. J. and W. L. Stevens (1948). "A table for the calculation of working probits and weights in probit analysi
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Hayes, W. J. and C. L.Kruger(eds).2014 Handbook of Haye's principles and methods of toxicology, 6th Edition, CRC
g Schneider-Orelli’s (1947) formula:
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