Name: Q.1.Fill the blanks in the table below by converting the values provided? -milliliter 125 microliter nanoliter --milliliter 3500 nanoliter microliter 5 centimeter millimeter micrometer 0.6 -millimeter 100 micrometer nanometer 2 gram nanograms micrograms Q.2. In the electrophoresis lab exercise of separating proteins on the basis of net charge, you used pH 8.6 buffer and the net charge of four different proteins is shown below. Predict how net charge will change if pH 7.5 or pH 6.0 buffer was used? Protein Isoelectric Point Net charge @pH 8.6 Net charge @pH 7.5 | Net charge @pH 6 10.2 Positive 2 7.2 Negative 3 6.8 Negative 4 4.8 Very Negative

Name: Q.1.Fill the blanks in the table below by converting the values provided? -milliliter 125 microliter nanoliter --milliliter 3500 nanoliter microliter 5 centimeter millimeter micrometer 0.6 -millimeter 100 micrometer nanometer 2 gram nanograms micrograms Q.2. In the electrophoresis lab exercise of separating proteins on the basis of net charge, you used pH 8.6 buffer and the net charge of four different proteins is shown below. Predict how net charge will change if pH 7.5 or pH 6.0 buffer was used? Protein Isoelectric Point Net charge @pH 8.6 Net charge @pH 7.5 | Net charge @pH 6 10.2 Positive 2 7.2 Negative 3 6.8 Negative 4 4.8 Very Negative

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