Assume that 50 ug/ml solution of native DNA has an A260 of 1, calculate the concentration...
Assume that 50 ug/ml solution of native DNA has an A260 of 1, calculate the concentration of your DNA sample in mg/ml. Then, assuming that 10% of the onion cells mass are the nuclei and that 10% of the nuclei mass is DNA, calculate the percent yield of your isolated DNA.
My DNA sample A260 = 0.2204
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