QUESTION 27In SDS page, theelute from the column first.proteins will move through the gel fastest and first, and in size exclusion chromatography, theproteins willsmallest; smallestO smallest, largestO largest; largestlargest; smallestQUESTION 28You have a mixture of positive, negative and neutral proteins. In order to obtain a pure positively charged protein, you can pass this mixture through acolumn containingO Anion Exchanger beadsO G-50 coarse beadsO G-50 superfine beadsO Cation Exchanger beads

SDS page and size exclusion chromatography are methods to separate proteins . In SDS page, charged…

In SDS page, the elute from the column first. proteins will move through the gel fastest and first, and in size exclusion chromatography, the proteins will O smallest; smallest smallest; largest O largest; largest O largest; smallest

In SDS page, the elute from the column first. proteins will move through the gel fastest and first, and in size exclusion chromatography, the proteins will O smallest; smallest smallest; largest O largest; largest O largest; smallest

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