Known Concentration: Non-GMO plant sample (your group) (39.5ng/ul) (1ng/1000ug) = 0.0395 ug/uL GMO plant sample (your group) (38.1ng/uL)* (1ng/1000ug) = 0.0381 ug/uL Non-GMO plant sample (partner group) (21.3ng/ul) (1ng/1000ug) = 0.0213 ug/uL GMO plant sample (partner group) (12.7ng/uL)*(1 ng/1000ug) = 0.0127 ug/uL Include calculations for dilutions to make lowest DNA concentration 100X lower than high DNA concentration for the following: • Non-GMO plant sample (lowest sample) . GMO plant sample (lowest sample)

Known Concentration: Non-GMO plant sample (your group) (39.5ng/ul) (1ng/1000ug) = 0.0395 ug/uL GMO plant sample (your group) (38.1ng/uL)* (1ng/1000ug) = 0.0381 ug/uL Non-GMO plant sample (partner group) (21.3ng/ul) (1ng/1000ug) = 0.0213 ug/uL GMO plant sample (partner group) (12.7ng/uL)*(1 ng/1000ug) = 0.0127 ug/uL Include calculations for dilutions to make lowest DNA concentration 100X lower than high DNA concentration for the following: • Non-GMO plant sample (lowest sample) . GMO plant sample (lowest sample)

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