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10. The molecular weight of vincristine, a pharmaceutical drug, is 923.04 g/mol. It is supplied in 1 mg per vial. You want to treat your culture cells with a final concentration of 17 nM vincristine and will need 15 mL of cells for your experiment. You only want to add 20 uL of vincristine solution to your cells. What concentration should you make your stock solution of vincristine in order to make this 20 uL addition?

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