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Q1) Why are there 2 different ‘stops’ on the micropipette?
Q2) There’s many mistakes you can make micropipetting. Describe 3 of them
Q4) What does a P100 pipette mean? P20?
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- 1 2 3 1 point Mike needs to pipette 25 uL of solution. Which pipette should he use to pipette the most accurate amount of solution? P1000 OP20 1 point You need to pipette a solution of 150 uL. What pipette will you use? What will you set this pipette to (i.e. what will the numbers read on the pipette?) P1000; 0150 2000 P10 P200 ▶⠀ ⠀ > > n P10; 015 1 point Which of the following are best practices for using a micropipette? Select all that apply. Never exceed the upper or lower limit of the pipette If only pipetting a little extra, use a pipette outside of the range limit Point the pipette tip upwards Use a new tip for different liquids When withdrawing liquids, always release the plunger slowly P200; 150 P20; 1504. If you wanted to measure out the following volumes using micropipettes, which one would you use AND what would the dial read? Volume Micropipette to use Setting 0.5 mL 25 μι 100 μι 975 µlDuring a transfer of liquids using a micropipette: what would you and/or your professor consider an acceptable standard deviation for your pipette?
- Two students independently determine the volume of water delivered by a 10.00-mL pipet. Each student takes 8 measurements, then computes the average volume delivered and the standard deviation. The results are tabulated below. Average St. Dev. Student A 10.4 mL ±0.7 mL Student B 10.00 mL ±0.02 mL Which statement best describes the results? 1)A: good precision, poor accuracy. B: poor precision, good accuracy. 2)A: poor precision, good accuracy. B: good precision, poor accuracy. 3)A: poor precision, poor accuracy. B: good precision, good accuracy. 4)A: good precision, good accuracy. B: good precision, good accuracy. 5)A: poor precision, poor accuracy. B: poor precision, poor accuracy.If ESV is 50ml and EDV is 130ml, what is the volume of VR? 130ml 50ml 180ml 80ml E. 130ml/2.75The table contain results of using highly accurate P-1000 micropipette. The results in Target volume 1000 ul Target weight 1000 mg Run1 1123 mg Run2 1000 mg The students pressed to the first stop during dispensing water The students pressed to the first stop during drawing up water O The students pressed to the second stop during dispensing water O The students pressed to the second stop during drawing up water
- Show all work including equations. Patient is treated AP/PA parallel-opposed fields. The fields are set up isocentrically on a 6 MV Linac, The patient's AP/PA separation is 25cm, and the field size at midplane is 14 x 26 cm (W x L). Calculate the AP field size on the skin.Which of the following LPS concentrations is NOT used in the LPS stimulation experiment O 0.1 ng/mL 10 ng/mL O 1 ng/mL 1 g/mlexplain what the results of this experiment are and the purpose Table 2 Absorbance vs CoCl2 concentration Test Tube Number Cobalt Chloride Concentration (mol/mL) Absorbance at 510 nm 1 0.000 0.000 2 0.009 0.024 3 0.018 0.055 4 0.027 0.085 5 6 0.036 0.045 0.112 0.138 7 (Unknown) 0.088
- Which of the following balances can measure down to 100 micrograms? O Triple-beam balance O Analytical balance O Top loading, triple-beam and analytical balances O Both top loading and triple beam balances O All options are incorrect.You want to pipette 250uL of a sample in the lab. Which pipetter do you use? O p20 O p200 O p2 O p1000What is the estimated size of the specimen under a 10x10 ocular micrometer under HPO? (Take note: specimen Occupies 10 OU) Where: 1 OU = 25µ