Given the mechanism of C5M action, what is the most likely reason that C5M concentrations greater than 2 µM were NOT used by the scientists for this experiment?

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25 February, 21:03

Given the mechanism of C5M action, what is the most likely reason that C5M concentrations greater than 2 µM were NOT used by the scientists for this experiment?

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Ronald Hatfield · Answer 1

It can cause a significant negative effects on certain tissues and target cells.

Explanation:

Generally, based on the mechanism of C5M, its presence in any experiment can harm certain tissues and target cells. Therefore, the use of a large amount (in terms of concentration above 2 µM) of C5M will enhance the negative effects of C5M on the surrounding/neighboring tissue as well as the normal division of target cells. That is the reason why a higher concentration was not used in the experimental runs.