Explain what is the protein concentration of the original

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A 20 µL diluted sample (1:15) of protein was added to 2 ml of Bradford reaction assay tube. The absorbance at 595 was 0.75 and according to a BSA standard curve corresponding to 0.025 mg protein on the x-axis. What is the protein concentration (mg/ml) of the original protein?

Reference no: EM13220986

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