Assuming you prepared an LPS dilution of 1:1,000 to use for a 10 ng/mL treatment. What further dilution will you then do to use for a 0.1ng/mL treatment (you will be using the same volume for both treatments)?а. 1:100O b. 1,000O. 1:10,000O d. none of the above

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Assuming you prepared an LPS dilution of 1:1,000 to use for a 10 ng/mL treatment. What further dilution will you then do to use for a 0.1 ng/mL treatment (you will be using the same volume for both treatments)? a. 1:100 O b. 1,000 O. 1:10,000 O d. none of the above