Calculate the transformation efficiency for 105 transformants per ug of DNA if the final recovery volume of the cells was 0.50 ml and the volume plated is 0.10 ml. The quantity of DNA used was approximately 0.025 ug. Determine the transformation efficiency using the formula: Number of transformants ug of DNA O 2,100 O 6,600 O 4.400 8,800 O 88,000 X final vol at recovery (ml) vol plated (ml) = Number of transformants per ug

Calculate the transformation efficiency for 105 transformants per ug of DNA if the final recovery volume of the cells was 0.50 ml and the volume plated is 0.10 ml. The quantity of DNA used was approximately 0.025 ug. Determine the transformation efficiency using the formula: Number of transformants ug of DNA O 2,100 O 6,600 O 4.400 8,800 O 88,000 X final vol at recovery (ml) vol plated (ml) = Number of transformants per ug

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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