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0.5 microlitres of serum is added in tube 1, which contains 1.5 microlitres of diluent .I...

0.5 microlitres of serum is added in tube 1, which contains 1.5 microlitres of diluent .I have 4 more tubes with 1.0 microlitres of diluent .I do a serial dilution using 0.5 microlitres from the previous tube and adding it to next .What is the dilution factor of tube 1 ?what is dilution factor of tube 5?If i tell you the serum value was 648mg in pure form .How many mg should be in Tube 5?Now the other way ,if tube 5 has 2mg of substance what will you report to physician?

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