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Then I think I should just ignore the cfu and convert Mol to mMol, because it clearly specifies that the concentration is 3.39 mol/cfu. Thanks a lot. :)

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/mol?

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How do I convert mol/CFU (colony forming unit) to millimol? I came across a research paper saying: The absolute amount of ATP per bacterium was calculated by dividing mol ATP ml-1 by c.f.u. ml-1. There was a drop in ATP level (from ...

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active transport involves usage of ATP molecules \passive transport does not. active transport takes place against conc.gradient\it takes place along the gradient. mol. enter through spcl.pore on the cell membrane \mol. enter along with the ...

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Yes, n is amount of substance http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amount_of_substance in moles if you have 0.5 mol in 0.1 l, than the concentration is 0.5 mol/0.1 l = 0.05 mol/l

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