A technique called flow cytometry is used by scientists and researchers to count or sort cells based on specific properties. By labeling cellular DNA with a fluorescent dye, flow cytometry can sort cells based on the amount of DNA present, thereby making it possible to distinguish between cells that are in different stages of the cell cycle. Flow cytometry is especially useful to the medical community because it can help with the diagnosis of certain types of cancers. Below is a typical set of data that you might obtain when running a flow cytometry experiment using a sample of healthy skin cells. Use this figure to help you answer the following questions. 
After reading the paragraph below, answer the questions that follow.
-If you used flow cytometry to sort a sample of cancerous cells that have been treated with a drug to prevent them from replicating their DNA, what peaks would you expect to see on the resulting flow cytometry data set?
Definitions:
Population Standard Deviation
A measure of the amount of variation or dispersion present in a set of values within an entire population.
Applicants' Grades
The academic scores or marks obtained by individuals applying for admission to educational programs.
Chi-Squared Test
A statistical test used to determine if there is a significant difference between observed frequencies and expected frequencies in categorical data.
Population Variance
Population variance quantifies the dispersion of a population's values, measuring how each value differs from the mean of the population.
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