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5. Protein Techniques / FDNB / Problem 3
Problem 3
How can the analysis of DNP derivatives using HPLC help determine the number of subunits in a protein?
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The number of distinct DNP peaks corresponds to the number of subunits.
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The retention time of DNP peaks indicates the number of subunits.
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The presence of DNP peaks indicates the protein is monomeric.
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The total peak area indicates the number of subunits.
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