You plan to stain cells with CellLight Talin-RFP in 24 hours. Now you prepare the plate and are seeding fibroblasts HDFS 04 in 96-well plate. Seeding density is 1800 cells/well, HDFS 04 will double every 18 hours. Calculate the appropriate volume of CellLight to be added to each well, if you know that there are 150 million baculoviral vectors in one mL of CellLight, and you need to achieve 45 viral vectors per fibroblast O a. 0.126 µl O b. 0.0126 ml O. 0.0054 mL O d. 0.54 µl O e. 1.26 µl O f. 0.054 mL

You plan to stain cells with CellLight Talin-RFP in 24 hours. Now you prepare the plate and are seeding fibroblasts HDFS 04 in 96-well plate. Seeding density is 1800 cells/well, HDFS 04 will double every 18 hours. Calculate the appropriate volume of CellLight to be added to each well, if you know that there are 150 million baculoviral vectors in one mL of CellLight, and you need to achieve 45 viral vectors per fibroblast O a. 0.126 µl O b. 0.0126 ml O. 0.0054 mL O d. 0.54 µl O e. 1.26 µl O f. 0.054 mL

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305143531

Author:CURREN

Publisher:CURREN

Chapter16: Adult And Pediatric Dosages Based On Body Surface Area

Section: Chapter Questions

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