You perform a succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) assay on the fractions the isolated fractions. You read each fraction at 630 nm and find that your FH 1:3 gives you an absorbance reading of 2.4. What should you do? O Dilute your sample by mixing 100 l of HM with 100L of FH 1:3 and read again. Multiply by 3 and record that value O Multiply by 3 and record that value O Dilute your sample by mixing 100 l of HM with 100 L of FH 1:3 and read again. Multiply by 9 and record that value Dilute your sample by mixing 100 l of HM with 100L of FH 1:3 and read again. Multiply by 6 and record that value

You perform a succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) assay on the fractions the isolated fractions. You read each fraction at 630 nm and find that your FH 1:3 gives you an absorbance reading of 2.4. What should you do? O Dilute your sample by mixing 100 l of HM with 100L of FH 1:3 and read again. Multiply by 3 and record that value O Multiply by 3 and record that value O Dilute your sample by mixing 100 l of HM with 100 L of FH 1:3 and read again. Multiply by 9 and record that value Dilute your sample by mixing 100 l of HM with 100L of FH 1:3 and read again. Multiply by 6 and record that value

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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