You will use 1.00microgram of each plasmid in a given transformation reaction. The plasmids are at...
You will use 1.00microgram of each plasmid in a given transformation reaction. The plasmids are at the concentrations listed below. For each of the six different plasmids, how many microliters equals 1.00 micrograms?
#115: .910mg/ml
#138: .558mg/ml
#168: .918mg/ml
#140: .668mg/ml
#81: .430mg/ml
#51: 1.385mg/ml
Homework Answers
#115: 910ug ------------ 1ul
1 ug -------------- 1 X 1 / 0.910 = 1.09 ul
#138: .558ug ------------ 1 ul
1 ug ------------ 1 X 1 / 0.558 = 1.79 ul
#168: .918mg/ml
.918ug ------------ 1ul
1 ug ------------ 1 X 1 / 0.918 = 1.08 ul
#140: .668mg/ml
.668ug ------------ 1ul
1 ug ------------ 1 X 1 / 0.668 = 1.49 ul
#81: .430mg/ml
.430ug ------------ 1ul
1 ug ------------ 1 X 1 / 0.430 = 2.32 ul
#51: 1.385mg/ml
1.385ug ------------ 1ul
1 ug ------------ 1 X 1 / 1.385 = 0.72 ul
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