You have a 1M stock solution of glucose and you want to prepare three separate dilutions: 100mM, 10mM, and 0.1mM glucose. How would you do this?
1M glucose is the stock solution, to prepare dilutions of 100mM, 10mM and 0.1mM serial dilutions can be made or direct dilutions can be done as follows
100mM: A ten times dilutions is required to use 1M stock: 10ml of 1M glucose stock + 90ml of water/buffer = 100mM glucose
10mM: two methods are available to make this
1. Use a 1M stock and make 100 times dilution: 1ml of 1M glucose stock + 99ml of water/buffer = 10mM glucose
2. Use 100mM stock obtained in the first dilution: 1ml of 100mM glucose stock + 9ml of water/buffer = 10mM glucose
0.1mM : two methods are available to make this
1. Use a 1M stock and make 1000 times dilution: 1ml of 1M glucose stock + 999ml of water/buffer = 10mM glucose
2. Use 10mM stock obtained in the second dilution: 1ml of 10mM glucose stock + 99ml of water/buffer = 10mM glucose
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