Instead, you decide to use ion exchange chromatography to further purify -galactosidase away from other proteins in your sample. You first run an anion exchange column equilibrated using column buffer with a pH of 5.0. a. What charge does the matrix of an anion exchange column have? b. Explain your answer in one or two complete sentences.

Instead, you decide to use ion exchange chromatography to further purify -galactosidase away from other proteins in your sample. You first run an anion exchange column equilibrated using column buffer with a pH of 5.0. a. What charge does the matrix of an anion exchange column have? b. Explain your answer in one or two complete sentences.

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Chapter11: Health Of Aquatic Animals

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