A Biochemist perform different experiments involving ELISA in order to determine the amount of cofactor that can be captured by a protein. The biochemist plot log of the absorbance v.s log of the concentration. The concentration was prepared in a nM. The equation of the line is Y=0.9988 x -1.437. Calculate the absorbance that produced if the concentration is 1.25 nM.

A Biochemist perform different experiments involving ELISA in order to determine the amount of cofactor that can be captured by a protein. The biochemist plot log of the absorbance v.s log of the concentration. The concentration was prepared in a nM. The equation of the line is Y=0.9988 x -1.437. Calculate the absorbance that produced if the concentration is 1.25 nM.

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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Chapter9: Parenteral Medication Labels And Dosage Calculation

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