For the experiment of "Lab 12: Analysis of Bovine Serum Albumin", the spectrophotometer will be set to measure the light absorbed at 595 nm only, rather than a variety of different wavelengths of light. If you have measured the light absorbed at 580 nm for all of samples instead, how does it affect your results and consequently final result? Explain your answers in details.

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