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Nitella [24]
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Biology
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larisa [96]4 years ago
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Answer:

The smallest size tube that will hold the entire reaction is 0.5ml

Explanation:

25ul (DNA sample) + 25ul (enzyme) + 50ul (buffer) + 400ul (water) = 500ul total

since 1000ul=1ml, then 500ul = 0.5ml

Answer:

The device that mostlikely would not be used P20

Explanation:

P20 is a pipette used to measure and sample volumes of 20ul maximum.

Answer:

The reaction mix will have 400 units of the enzyme.

The working dilution will be 0.8 Units/ul.

Explanation:

The mix has 20ul of the enzyme which is 20Units/ul. Then we have 20ulx20Units/ul= 400 Units of enzyme in the mix.

Since the final volume is 500ul, the final concentration 400Units/500ul=0.8 Units/ul.

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