how to read this table? like for example, just by looking at the table, it was said that leptin has 16 kda with 15% gel. How did they able to determine that leptin needs 15% gel? The separation of molecules within a gel is determined by the relative size of the poresformed within the gel. Thus, the gel percentage depends on the size of your protein ofinterest.Protein size (kDa)Gel percentage (%)4-402012-451510-7012.515-1001025-2008

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how to read this table? like for example, just by looking at the table, it was said that leptin has 16 kda with 15% gel. How did they able to determine that leptin needs 15% gel?

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Chapter3: The Chemistry Of Life: Organic Compounds

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The separation of molecules within a gel is determined by the relative size of the pores
formed within the gel. Thus, the gel percentage depends on the size of your protein of
interest.
Protein size (kDa)
Gel percentage (%)
4-40
20
12-45
15
10-70
12.5
15-100
10
25-200
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