You harvested macrophages and resuspended them in 1 ml of PBS. You then took a small aliquot (1 microliter) and made a 1/1000 dilution for counting. The count revealed that there were 1 x 10e3 cells/ml in the diluted sample. Calculate the concentration of cells in the original cell suspension.
Note: 10e3 (e=exponential). This program does not display exponentials correctly)
1 x 10E7
1x10E6
1x10E8
1x10E9
Answer: Option B is correct
Explanation:
Dilution = 1 uL in 1000 uL = 1:1000 diltion = 10^-3 dilution
Concentration of the diluted sample = 1 X 10^3 cells/mL
Concentration of the undiluted sample = 1 X 10^3 X 10^3
cells/mL
= 1 X 10^6 cells/mL

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