Consider a crude extract with a mixture of the 5 proteins listed below. Protein A 4.5 pl 160 molecular weight, kDa Protein B 12.5 pl and 65 molecular weight Protein C 5.0 pl, 15 molecular weight Protein D 6.8 pl, 150 molecular weight Protein E 9.5 pl, 45 molecular weight You load this protein mixture onto an anion exchange column at pH 11. Next, you apply a "washing" step by passing through buffer at pH 11. Finally, for your elution step, you apply a pH gradient starting from pH 11 to pH 2.0 (A gradient buffer system allows you to gradually and continuously change the pH of your mobile phase starting from pH 11 up to pH 2). You load this same protein mixture onto a Size Exclusion column. Please indicate the order in which these proteins will elute for both. Group of answer choices Yes or No, please explain your answer. If your protein of interest is protein A, would using anion exchange column be completely successful at separating it from all the other proteins? Group of answer choices Yes or No please explain your answer.

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Consider a crude extract with a mixture of the 5 proteins listed below. Protein A 4.5 pl 160 molecular weight, kDa Protein B 12.5 pl and 65 molecular weight Protein C 5.0 pl, 15 molecular weight Protein D 6.8 pl, 150 molecular weight Protein E 9.5 pl, 45 molecular weight You load this protein mixture onto an anion exchange column at pH 11. Next, you apply a "washing" step by passing through buffer at pH 11. Finally, for your elution step, you apply a pH gradient starting from pH 11 to pH 2.0 (A gradient buffer system allows you to gradually and continuously change the pH of your mobile phase starting from pH 11 up to pH 2). You load this same protein mixture onto a Size Exclusion column. Please indicate the order in which these proteins will elute for both. Group of answer choices Yes or No, please explain your answer. If your protein of interest is protein A, would using anion exchange column be completely successful at separating it from all the other proteins? Group of answer choices Yes or No please explain your answer.

 

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