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You are given a 2.8 mM solution of a protein (MW 27,000 g/mol). Using this information...

  1. You are given a 2.8 mM solution of a protein (MW 27,000 g/mol). Using this information fill in the blanks below to fit the units given.
  2. ___________________μmole/ml
  3. ___________________ g/L
  4. ___________________ mg/ml
  1. Convert 46.2 nmol/ml to μM.        
  2. Convert 46.2 μmol/L to μM.          
  3. Convert 46.2 nmol/μL to μM.
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