1. How much of a Na2Co3 stock solution do you need to make 150 ml of a 5 % Na2Co3 working solution ( mw=105.99g/mole)
2. You purchased a t7 DNA ligase , a 10x buffer [50mM tris ph 7.5, 100mM Na2co3, 70mM ATP, 250ug/ml bovine serum Albunium ] is supplied with it. what is the final Molarity of Tris and Bovine Serum Albumin when you use the ligase enzyme to perform a ligand reaction? I know the answer to it its a factor of 10 but still not grasping the concept.
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