Following 'salting out' experiments with crude samples, you now have 5 proteins, named after your friends, in your sample. You want to further purify yourproteins in solution (pH 7.6). Their characteristics are given in the table below.Protein namesMolecular weight (Da)46,00011,50027,50031,000200,000pl6.2AnnieBob10.4Chris6.9Dan4.5Emily8.6gel?If you separate this sample by SDS-PAGE (the sample was loaded at the top), which of the following proteins would you expect to find at the bottom of theA. AnnieВ. BobC. ChrisD. DanO E. Emily

SDS-PAGE is a method of separation of proteins on the basis of molecular weight of the proteins. The…

Following 'salting out' experiments with crude samples, you now have 5 proteins, named after your friends, in your sample. You want to further purify your proteins in solution (pH 7.6). Their characteristics are given in the table below. Protein names Annie Molecular weight (Da) 46,000 11,500 27,500 31,000 200,000 pl 6.2 Bob 10.4 Chris Dan 6.9 4.5 Emily 8.6 If you separate this sample by SDS-PAGE (the sample was loaded at the top), which of the following proteins would you expect to find at the bottom of the gel? A. Annie B. Bob O C. Chris O D. Dan O E. Emily

Following 'salting out' experiments with crude samples, you now have 5 proteins, named after your friends, in your sample. You want to further purify your proteins in solution (pH 7.6). Their characteristics are given in the table below. Protein names Annie Molecular weight (Da) 46,000 11,500 27,500 31,000 200,000 pl 6.2 Bob 10.4 Chris Dan 6.9 4.5 Emily 8.6 If you separate this sample by SDS-PAGE (the sample was loaded at the top), which of the following proteins would you expect to find at the bottom of the gel? A. Annie B. Bob O C. Chris O D. Dan O E. Emily

Biochemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781319114671

Author:Lubert Stryer, Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr.

Publisher:Lubert Stryer, Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr.

Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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