Does turbidometeric method count cell number or cell mass?
Biology Asked by user154547 on January 16, 2021
Here it says that scattering is inversely proportional to cell number but also says that we can observe greater absorbance as cell number increases.
So does turbidometeric method work on cell mass or number ?
One Answer
Your text says that scattering is proportional to cell number, which is correct. It is not inversely proportional, as you stated.
Answered by J-- on January 16, 2021
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