12. Observe and Reflect: Carefully compare sample 2 (BCG + albumin) to the blank after 50 min. Remove the dialysis tube to better observe any color change. Does any of the dye leak? What does this tell you about the reversibility of dye-albumin binding? Why is this important for drug delivery? 13. Reflect: Why is reversibility of dye binding relevant for competition between two drugs? If binding was irreversible, would it be possible for one drug to displace another? Explain.
12. Observe and Reflect: Carefully compare sample 2 (BCG + albumin) to the blank after 50 min. Remove the dialysis tube to better observe any color change. Does any of the dye leak? What does this tell you about the reversibility of dye-albumin binding? Why is this important for drug delivery? 13. Reflect: Why is reversibility of dye binding relevant for competition between two drugs? If binding was irreversible, would it be possible for one drug to displace another? Explain.
Chapter12: Parenteral Equipment And Supplies
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Transcribed Image Text:for question 12 i already compared the
samples, so start where it asks "Does any of
the dye leak?" Both 12 and 13. thank you!
12. Observe and Reflect: Carefully compare sample 2 (BCG + albumin) to the
blank after 50 min. Remove the dialysis tube to better observe any color
change. Does any of the dye leak? What does this tell you about the
reversibility of dye-albumin binding? Why is this important for drug
delivery?
13. Reflect: Why is reversibility of dye binding relevant for competition between
two drugs? If binding was irreversible, would it be possible for one drug to
displace another? Explain.
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