The H295R cells for the final experiment were treated with Atrazine using the following protocol: Step 1: Combine 1 μL of (3 X 10³ ppm Atrazine, DMSO) 0.999 ml of cell culture media Step 2: Combine the following 3 liquids (consider the final volume of this mixture = 60 ml for your calculations). 60 μl of the solution prepared in step 3 ml of cells suspended in cell culture media. 57 ml of cell culture media d. What is the concentration of DMSO in the treated cells in %v/v units?

The H295R cells for the final experiment were treated with Atrazine using the following protocol: Step 1: Combine 1 μL of (3 X 10³ ppm Atrazine, DMSO) 0.999 ml of cell culture media Step 2: Combine the following 3 liquids (consider the final volume of this mixture = 60 ml for your calculations). 60 μl of the solution prepared in step 3 ml of cells suspended in cell culture media. 57 ml of cell culture media d. What is the concentration of DMSO in the treated cells in %v/v units?

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