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Nucleic acid absorbance to concentration

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Summary

Here's a quick demonstration of how to use Beer's Law to convert from nucleic acid absorbance to concentration.

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Comments (1)

"Thats a nice shortcut. it would be nicer if we can include the dilution factor, if any in the calculations. most of the times, we dilute the dna for calculation of concentrations;"
- anjana, Jan 18 @ 2:10 pm

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