Given this sample data: 200 colonies on the LB plate + ampicillin plate Calculate the number of transformed cells per milliliter of the transformation cell mixture. Assume that 100 microliters of the transformation mix was plated on each plate. Select one: O a. 20 cells O b. 200 cells O c. 2,000 cells O d. 20,000 cells

Given this sample data: 200 colonies on the LB plate + ampicillin plate Calculate the number of transformed cells per milliliter of the transformation cell mixture. Assume that 100 microliters of the transformation mix was plated on each plate. Select one: O a. 20 cells O b. 200 cells O c. 2,000 cells O d. 20,000 cells

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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