A protein X is extensively methylated at lysine residues, convertingit to protein Y. If the protein is to be separated by cation exchanger,what would be the order of elution?CAX, followed by YOB. Y, followed by XOC. Both will be eluted at the same timeO D. Both will bind with the matrix in the exchanger and will not elute outOE. A cation exchanger is not the ideal matrix for the separation

In ion-exchange chromatography technique, proteins are separated based on their net charge. To make…

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