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Biology, Genetics
Year 3

Diluting


1)a 50ml stock solution of pigelase has a concentration o 10g/ml.  How could you make a solution that contained only 0.01g/ml of pigelase. in a final note you cannot use more than 1 ml of water


2) a solution of DNA has a concentration of 2mg/ml. 20 microliter of a 10^-2 (ten to the negative two) dilution of the original solution contains how much dna.


3)a stock solution is 0.7 M and you desire a 5 microM solution. how much should the original stock solution be diluted?



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