So Im a little confused, I am doing a PCR reaction and require 200ng of genomic DNA template, the concentration of my genomic DNA is 34ug/ml (34ng/ul). So is 200ng of template the same as saying 200ng/ul? In that case I would just use C1V1=C2V2 to work out the volume of genomic DNA to use. Is this correct? I am using a 50ul reaction
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Conversion of ng/ul of DNA to ng for a PCR reaction
Started by kel910, May 07 2012 01:05 PM
pcr concentration conversion ng
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