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26. Amino Acids, Peptides, and Proteins
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26. Amino Acids, Peptides, and Proteins
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29. Amino Acids / Isoelectric Point / Problem 9
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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.
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Glutamic acid will migrate towards the anode, lysine will migrate towards the cathode while glycine will not migrate.
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Glutamic acid will migrate towards the cathode, lysine will migrate towards the anode while glycine will not migrate.
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Glycine will migrate towards the anode, lysine will migrate towards the cathode while glutamic acid will not migrate.
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Lysine will migrate towards the anode, glycine will migrate towards the cathode while glutamic acid will not migrate.
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