QUESTION 26In hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HIC), which separates proteins based on their hydrophobicity, thebound proteins are eluted byIn the case of ion-exchange chromatography, the boundFor exclusion chromatography we useproteins are eluted byChoose a number from the choices shown below.1. increasing NaCl concentration of the buffer.2. decreasing NaCl concentration of the buffer.3. increasing acetonitrile concentration of the buffer.4. decreasing acetonitrile concentration of the buffer.5. increasing pH of the buffer.6. decreasing pH of the buffer.7. none of the above

26. Chromatography is a process for separating components of a mixture. -Hydrophobic interaction…

QUESTION 26 In hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HIC), which separates proteins based on their hydrophobicity, the bound proteins are eluted by proteins are eluted by Choose a number from the choices shown below. In the case of ion-exchange chromatography, the bound For exclusion chromatography we use 1. increasing NaCl concentration of the buffer. 2. decreasing NaClI concentration of the buffer. 3. increasing acetonitrile concentration of the buffer. 4. decreasing acetonitrile concentration of the buffer. 5. increasing pH of the buffer. 6. decreasing pH of the buffer. 7. none of the above

QUESTION 26 In hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HIC), which separates proteins based on their hydrophobicity, the bound proteins are eluted by proteins are eluted by Choose a number from the choices shown below. In the case of ion-exchange chromatography, the bound For exclusion chromatography we use 1. increasing NaCl concentration of the buffer. 2. decreasing NaClI concentration of the buffer. 3. increasing acetonitrile concentration of the buffer. 4. decreasing acetonitrile concentration of the buffer. 5. increasing pH of the buffer. 6. decreasing pH of the buffer. 7. none of the above

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