You have a petri dish containing 1 x 106 adherent cells. You have a vial of poliovirus with a concentration of 2.8 x 107 pfu/ml. How much volume of the stock virus should you add for an MOI of 1.0? MOI means: multiplicity of infection

You have a petri dish containing 1 x 106 adherent cells. You have a vial of poliovirus with a concentration of 2.8 x 107 pfu/ml. How much volume of the stock virus should you add for an MOI of 1.0? MOI means: multiplicity of infection

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Chapter1: Introduction To Medical Terminology

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Problem 39LE: The term _________________________________ means pertaining to a virus. viral virile

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poliovirus with a concentration of 2.8 x 10⁷ pfu/ml. How much volume of the stock
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MOI means: multiplicity of infection

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