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I think that option #2 is the intent.
>>> "B. Prabhakar Pandian" <[log in to unmask]> 10/22/09 4:54 PM >>>
Hello Mike,
I know that from the mathematical stand point
what you are saying is correct, but the contention is more from what 10%
actually means. Is it to add 10% of the original volume of
serum (option # 1) to the media or to make sure that the final
concentration is 10% (option # 2).
Thanks,
Mike Tighe wrote:
> If total volume is 550mls (500ml media and 50mls serum you will have 9.1% serum. Not 10% but probably enough to keep most cells happy
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> Mike
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>>>> "B. Prabhakar Pandian" <[log in to unmask]> 10/22/09 3:10 PM >>>
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> Hello,
> In our laboratory there has been recent debates on the cell
> media preparation. The point of contention is the presence of serum in
> media.
> When a media mentions supplemented with 10% serum, which of the
> following is correct for a 500ml media bottle.
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> 1. Add 50ml of serum to the media bottle (total volume is 550ml)
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> 2. Remove 50ml of media and then add 50ml of serum (total volume is 500ml).
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> Any information on the right usage will be great.
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> Thanks,
>
> - Bala
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