For a 1cm pathlength, the absorbance at 260nm (A260) equals 1.0 for a 50 microgram/mL solution of double stranded DNA. What is (i) the concentration and (ii) the amount of nucleic acid in 750 microlitre of a solution of double stranded DNA with an A260 of 0.46?
For a 1cm pathlength, the absorbance at 260nm (A260) equals 1.0 for a 50 microgram/mL solution of double stranded DNA.
we have : A = e*C*l
e = molar absorption coefficient for double stranded DNA ( at 260 nm)
C = concentration = 50 ug/mL ( microgram /mL)
l = path length = 1.0 cm
A = absorbance = 1.0
we have "
e = A /C*l = 0.02 (ug/mL)-1 cm-1
A sample solution of double stranded DNA with an A260 : 0.46
(i) the concentration :
A = e*C*l = 0.46
0.02 (ug/mL)-1 cm-1 * C *1.0 cm = 0.46
C = 23 ug/mL
(ii) the amount of nucleic acid in 750 microlitre of sample solution :
1000 microlitre = 1 mL
thus., 750 microlitre = 0.75 mL
thus , amount of nucleic acid in 750 microlitre of sample solution = 0.75 mL*23 ug/mL
= 17.25 microgram
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