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9. In ample (veiml)1 10 102 above, what is the approximate ICso of the wan respect to the diagram Leat extract in this expenment? 10.Y B 10ugm z. Wian respect to the diagram above, what is the approximate ICso of Selegiline in 11.Ir B. 10 ug/mi C. 10 gm D. 10 2gm E. 10 ug/m
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The IC50 is the concentration of an inhibitor where the response (or binding) is reduced by half.

The approximate IC50 value For Ginkgo would be

6. D 102ug/ml

Because at 103 maximum inhibitory conce of Ginkgo there is 40 % maximum activity is inhibited and at the concentration of Ginkgo 10 -2 the maximum activity is approximately 120% therefore the IC50 would 102ug/ml that is at this concentration of Ginkgo the approximately half of the activity is reduced

7. A 100ug/ml

Because at 102 maximum inhibitory conce of Selegiline there is 10 % maximum activity is inhibited and at the concentration of Selegiline 10 -1 the maximum activity is approximately 30% therefore the IC50 would be 101ug/ml that is at this concentration of Selegiline the approximately half of the activity is reduced

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