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Transcribed Image Text:4. To perform a certain activity assay it is necessary to have 0.25 mL of an
enzyme at a concentration of 0.2 mgml¹ in the presence of 0.4 mM substrate and
200 mM NaCl in a suitable buffer. The stock solutions of enzyme, substrate and
NaCl are 4 mgmL-¹, 40 mM and 1 M all in the same type of buffer. What volumes
of the stock solutions and buffer are required for each assay?
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= volume of the stock solution required.
= concentration of the stock solution.
= volume of the final solution.
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