A total volume of 1 mL of cell suspension was used for this exercise. Blood was diluted 1/10. The cells were then serially diluted using saline.
-How was 1/10 cell suspension made?
-How was 1/100 cell suspension made?
-What is the difference between a 1/100 and 1/1000 cell suspension?
-What is the difference between a 1/100 and 1/1000 cell suspension?
In this case, we have a less concentrated solution and a higher concentrated solution. The 1/100 means that 1 part of the blood sample is diluted in 100 parts, while in a 1/1000 cell suspension, 1 part of the original sample is diluted in 1000 parts
A total volume of 1 mL of cell suspension was used for this exercise. Blood was...
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