If you have a 15 mg/100 ml stock solution of GA3 and you need a 1 mg GA3 in 25 ml, how much stock solution would you add to 125 ml of medium? how to calculate these kind of question in tissue culture media preperation

If you have a 15 mg/100 ml stock solution of GA3 and you need a 1 mg GA3 in 25 ml, how much stock solution would you add to 125 ml of medium? how to calculate these kind of question in tissue culture media preperation

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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