5ml of 1 x 10° cells/ ml cell suspension is required to be prepared for seeding on the cell culture plate for the assay. How that cell suspension is prepared if the following data is given on the cell stock suspension? (6%) Hemocytometer No. of bright dots 1st large square 52 2nd large square 48 3rd large square 51 4th large square • Dilution factor: 5 49

5ml of 1 x 10° cells/ ml cell suspension is required to be prepared for seeding on the cell culture plate for the assay. How that cell suspension is prepared if the following data is given on the cell stock suspension? (6%) Hemocytometer No. of bright dots 1st large square 52 2nd large square 48 3rd large square 51 4th large square • Dilution factor: 5 49

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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