You make reaction progress curve by plotting absorbance vs time (seconds) and find the equation of the line to be y = -0.00235x + 0.7129. Calculate the U/µL and U/mL of lactate dehydrogenase activity in this fraction. The LDH activity is done identical to what is indicated in the lab manual. Show each step of the calculation from AU/time to M/min, to mol/min, to µmol/min to µmol/min/µL (=U/µL).

You make reaction progress curve by plotting absorbance vs time (seconds) and find the equation of the line to be y = -0.00235x + 0.7129. Calculate the U/µL and U/mL of lactate dehydrogenase activity in this fraction. The LDH activity is done identical to what is indicated in the lab manual. Show each step of the calculation from AU/time to M/min, to mol/min, to µmol/min to µmol/min/µL (=U/µL).

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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Chapter13: Dimensional Analysis/units Conversion

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