Write a lab report with structure:
1. Lay Abstract: (typically 100-150 words): a jargon-free summary of the work’s context
and justification, as well as the findings and their implications.
2. Scientific abstract: (typically 200-300 words): summarise the context and rationale, the
specific research question being tested, the data and conclusions.
3. Methods: (use 3rd person, past tense).
4. Results: (you will need graphs, tables (possibly) and statistical analysis of the data)
5. Discussion: (refer back to the rationale and the biology being examined and explain
what the results mean; show wider reading and an understanding of the biology and
data).
6. References: Harvard style.
The lab is about dissecting a fly and observing the heart rate and endocytosis.
The method and results is attached.
Data must be summarised in graphs and analysed with (an) appropriate statistical test(s) and the biology explained (with evidence of wider reading that has been understood and clearly explained)