Seeking advice on the topic.
Suppose you have 10 colonies on a plate. The dilution you plated was 1000000. So you will have 10000000.
Now if you plated 100 ul of your dilution. Your colonies are 10000000 /ml
So formula used is
Colonies on plate X dilution X amount plated.
Thank Randhir for your explaination .
But here my quation is that colony forming units per microlitre not mill liter.
can you explan this
what ever I said above divide it by 1000 and you will have in microlitre
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