SEPARATION OF COMPONENTS BY CENTRIFUGATION Consider the following subcellular components and their corresponding sedimentation rates. Table 3. Sedimentation rates of four subcellular components for isolation. CENTRIFUGAL FORCE (xg) SUBCELLULAR COMPONENT CDCP 14896 AJRA 967 AGC 382 JCKSP 2378 Two centrifuge machines are available in your laboratory. Centrifuge A has a rotor diameter of 14 cm and a maximum speed of 3500 rpm while centrifuge B has a rotor diameter of 18 cm and a maximum speed of 14500 rpm. Construct a separation scheme of the four subcellular components considering the following parameters: The four components are separated into pellet/supernatant I and pellet/supernatant II. Only two centrifugation steps are performed; specify the centrifugal speeds (in rpm) per step. Show relevant calculations. Both centrifuge machines must be used in the procedure. Components of each fraction are indicated.
SEPARATION OF COMPONENTS BY CENTRIFUGATION Consider the following subcellular components and their corresponding sedimentation rates. Table 3. Sedimentation rates of four subcellular components for isolation. CENTRIFUGAL FORCE (xg) SUBCELLULAR COMPONENT CDCP 14896 AJRA 967 AGC 382 JCKSP 2378 Two centrifuge machines are available in your laboratory. Centrifuge A has a rotor diameter of 14 cm and a maximum speed of 3500 rpm while centrifuge B has a rotor diameter of 18 cm and a maximum speed of 14500 rpm. Construct a separation scheme of the four subcellular components considering the following parameters: The four components are separated into pellet/supernatant I and pellet/supernatant II. Only two centrifugation steps are performed; specify the centrifugal speeds (in rpm) per step. Show relevant calculations. Both centrifuge machines must be used in the procedure. Components of each fraction are indicated.
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