Which of the following statements about the Bradford Assay is false? O The standard curve generated by the Bradford Assay is non-linear. O The Bradford Assay is widely used because it is cheap and inexpensive. O Bovine Serum Albumin (BSA) is commonly used to generate a standard curve. O The response can vary greatly from protein to protein. O The dye binds to acidic and aromatic amino acids in the protein.

Which of the following statements about the Bradford Assay is false? O The standard curve generated by the Bradford Assay is non-linear. O The Bradford Assay is widely used because it is cheap and inexpensive. O Bovine Serum Albumin (BSA) is commonly used to generate a standard curve. O The response can vary greatly from protein to protein. O The dye binds to acidic and aromatic amino acids in the protein.

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Chapter31: Immunochemistry

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Problem 31.20P: Chemical Connections 20D states that the antigen in the red blood cells of a person with B-type...

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