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Question

Show how electrophoresis can separate glutamic acid (PI 3.2), lysine (PI 9.7), and glycine (PI 6.0) from a solution having pH 6.

Accepted Answer

Glutamic acid will migrate towards the anode, lysine will migrate towards the cathode while glycine will not migrate.

Answer

Glutamic acid will migrate towards the cathode, lysine will migrate towards the anode while glycine will not migrate.

Answer

Glycine will migrate towards the anode, lysine will migrate towards the cathode while glutamic acid will not migrate.

Answer

Lysine will migrate towards the anode, glycine will migrate towards the cathode while glutamic acid will not migrate.