You are given 300 µl of LDH and are told that it has a total activity of 25 U. The concentration of protein in this sample is 10 mg/ml. Calculate this sample’s enzyme concentration in units of U/ml. Calculate also the specific activity of this sample in units of U/mg.
The sample's enzyme concentration = 25 U/300 µL
= 25 U/(300*10-3 mL)
= 83.33 U/mL
Note: 1 µL = 10-6 L, 1 L = 103 mL
Now, the sample's enzyme concentration = (83.33 U/mL)/(10 mg/mL)
= 8.333 U/mg
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