If a solution of Pentothal is a 10% solution: How many mg are there in 100 mL of

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If a solution of Pentothal is a 10% solution: How many mg are there in 100 mL of the solution? If we use a dose of 0.5 mL/5lb. how many mL would be required for a 30 kg dog (1 kg=2.2lbs)? How many mg would we be giving the 30 kg dog? Draw a schematic (lines and rectangles to represent sequence, and labels) of: the wildtype horned (p) locus, as it appears in the horned Hereford Dominette. the double-stranded oligonucleotide homology directed recombination (HDR) template encoding the Celtic P202ID mutation from beef cattle (P). Include labeled rectangles to indicate the distinctive sequence motifs of the P202ID mutation and the single-stranded overhangs necessary for directed homologous recombination, with ends labeled as 5' or 3'.

Explanation / Answer

a) If we take 100ml solution, 10 mg are there in 100ml solution

b) For 5lb, dose used is given as 0.5 mL

hence, For 66 lbs dose used = (66*0.5)/5=6.6 ml

c) for 100ml dose weight= 10 mg

Hence, for 6.6 ml we would be giving = (10*6.6)/100 = 0.66 mg of dose

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