Kathleen
I have a final volume of 10 mls not 1 ml in the equation I wrote.
Liz
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When I solve your equation V1 X 1560 ug/ml = 10ml X 0.8 ug/ml I get .005 ml.
Therefore the dilution would be closer to 1:2000. I would usually divide the
1560 ug/ml by 0.8 ug/ml and get 1950 therefore 1:1950 would be more accurate .
Tom T
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Elizabeth Chlipala
Subject: RE: [Histonet] RE: lab math: ihc dilution
When I solve your equation V1 X 1560 ug/ml = 10ml X 0.8 ug/ml I get .005 ml.
Therefore the dilution would be closer to 1:2000. I would usually divide the
1560 ug/ml by 0.8 ug
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Subject: RE: [Histonet] RE: lab math: ihc dilution
You are right I got it wrong, see no matter how many time you run the math, you
still come up with problems
Liz
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