I did my standard curve using qubit.
but my field samples(serum) will be quantified by NanoDrop;
Question:
Is that a problem? Have I make my standard curve again using Nanodrop?
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Qubit Nanodrop Quantifications
Started by Luiz Fernando Lino, Aug 23 2014 01:22 PM
Standard Curve Absolute quantification quantifications methods
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Posted 25 August 2014 - 12:09 AM
It would probably pay to do that. You could just check your standards on the nanodrop and see how far they are out. Note that both methods are relatively imprecise, so don't be surprised to see some error in there.
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