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if the concentration of your indexing PCR product is 100ng/ul what is the concentration as expressed...

if the concentration of your indexing PCR product is 100ng/ul what is the concentration as expressed in nM terms

A. 100 nm

B 363,000nm

c 40nM

D 275 Nm

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For this question, the average size in bp is not mentioned for accurate calculation. However, as an answer, the formula to calculate the concentration in nM is as follows:

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