Which of these CANNOT BE achieved using SDS-PAGE? I. Estimate the MW of a protein. II. Confirm the identity of a protein. III. Confirm the presence of quaternary structure in the protein. IV. Give a qualitative assessment of the protein extract purity. V. Determine the shape of the protein. a. II and V b. III and IV c. I, III and V d. I, II, and IV  Which of the following statements are TRUE about the discontinuous gel in SDSPAGE? I. The sandwich effect occurs because of the lower mobility of the zwitterionic  form of glycine compared to the protein band in the stacking gel. II. Because of the larger pores in the resolving gel, proteins move faster in the  stacking gel, but decelerate at the boundary of the two gels. III. In the stacking gel, in terms of net negative charge of the species, the order  is: zwitterionic glycine > proteins > chloride ion. IV. The higher pH in the resolving gel allows glycine to carry a more negative  charge, resulting in higher mobilities compared to the proteins. V. The loading buffer that carries the sample supplies the glycine necessary  for the sandwich effect. A. I and II B. I and IV C. II, III and V

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Which of these CANNOT BE achieved using SDS-PAGE?
I. Estimate the MW of a protein.
II. Confirm the identity of a protein.
III. Confirm the presence of quaternary structure in the protein.
IV. Give a qualitative assessment of the protein extract purity.
V. Determine the shape of the protein.
a. II and V
b. III and IV
c. I, III and V
d. I, II, and IV

 Which of the following statements are TRUE about the discontinuous gel in SDSPAGE?
I. The sandwich effect occurs because of the lower mobility of the zwitterionic 
form of glycine compared to the protein band in the stacking gel.
II. Because of the larger pores in the resolving gel, proteins move faster in the 
stacking gel, but decelerate at the boundary of the two gels.
III. In the stacking gel, in terms of net negative charge of the species, the order 
is: zwitterionic glycine > proteins > chloride ion.
IV. The higher pH in the resolving gel allows glycine to carry a more negative 
charge, resulting in higher mobilities compared to the proteins.
V. The loading buffer that carries the sample supplies the glycine necessary 
for the sandwich effect.
A. I and II
B. I and IV
C. II, III and V
D. III, IV and V

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