We have finished the transformation process.
It leaves us with three choices:
the diluted positive control plasmid DNA with the concentrated one, as well as the DNA we wish to analyze.
So which one should I choose to calculate the transformation efficiency?
I think it is the diluted plasmid DNA but I don't know why.
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