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You need to know the "molar/molecular weight" (MW) of what ever it is you are measuring. The molar weight is the mass of one mole (6.02214×10^23 copies) of a substance. (By the way 6.02214×10^23 is known as Avagardo's number). So if one mole of a substance weighed 1 g, then in 1 ug there would be 6.02214x10^20 copies. Further, what you do is this: copies/ml = ug/ml x (MW/1000) x L MW is generally given as g/mol thus you need to divide by 1000 go get ug/mol. L is Avagardo's number.

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Q: How do you convert ug per milliliter to copies per milliliter?
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