Hi I have a bottle of IL-2 cytokine from R&D system (402-ML) and it is 20ug. I need to calculate how much I need to get 100 U/mL. On R&D website, it says the ED50 is 0.5ng/mL and the its 2.5X10^5 U/ug. Can someone help me please!
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Posted 07 October 2011 - 07:51 AM
20 ug of powder
250,000 U/ug
5,000,000 U/bottle
Reconstitue vial with 1 ml of water yields: 20 ug/ml or 5,000,000 U/ml
make a 1:500 dilution yields 10,000 u/ml; then 1:100 yields 100 U/ml
If the protein is expensive and can be frozen save your dilutions in microfuge vials at -80C; use multiple vials to avoid freezing and thawing your stock material.
250,000 U/ug
5,000,000 U/bottle
Reconstitue vial with 1 ml of water yields: 20 ug/ml or 5,000,000 U/ml
make a 1:500 dilution yields 10,000 u/ml; then 1:100 yields 100 U/ml
If the protein is expensive and can be frozen save your dilutions in microfuge vials at -80C; use multiple vials to avoid freezing and thawing your stock material.
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