iven the following protein mixture, answer the following question a. using hydrophobic interaction chromatography, what is the protein that will be eluted first| b. using affinity chromatography the protein that will be eluted LAST in an antigen containing column is c. the protein with the least migration in SDS-PAGE is?

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