How do interchain disulfide bonds affect peptide migration in diagonal electrophoresis compared to intrachain disulfide bonds?

• A. Interchain bonds cause peptides to migrate slower, while intrachain bonds cause faster migration.
• B. Interchain bonds cause peptides to migrate faster, while intrachain bonds cause slower migration.
• C. Interchain bonds have no effect on migration, while intrachain bonds cause slower migration.
• D. Both interchain and intrachain bonds cause peptides to migrate at the same rate.

Answer: (B)