Electrophoresis
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In which year did Arne Tiselius publish a paper on the complete process and applications of electrophoresis?

  • Unknown
  • 1937 (correct)
  • 1948
  • 19th century

Which scientist first reported evidence of electrophoresis?

  • Unknown
  • Johann Wilhelm Hittorf (correct)
  • Arne Tiselius
  • Multiple scientists

What is the main purpose of electrophoresis?

  • To measure properties and behavior of ions
  • To increase the concentration of agarose
  • To separate DNA molecules based on charge and size (correct)
  • To separate charged particles based on size

How does the size of the pore in agarose gel affect the movement of DNA molecules?

<p>Smaller molecules can run faster than larger DNA fragments (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

For what achievement was Arne Tiselius awarded the Nobel Prize?

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Study Notes

Electrophoresis

  • Arne Tiselius published a paper on the complete process and applications of electrophoresis in 1937.
  • The scientist who first reported evidence of electrophoresis was Arneus van Gijn.
  • The main purpose of electrophoresis is to separate and analyze charged particles, such as proteins or DNA molecules, based on their size and charge.
  • The size of the pore in agarose gel affects the movement of DNA molecules, with smaller pores slowing down the movement of larger DNA molecules.
  • Arne Tiselius was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1948 for his research on electrophoresis and adsorption analysis.

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Test your knowledge of electrophoresis with this quiz! Learn about the principles, techniques, and applications of this common genetic lab technique used to separate charged particles based on size. Explore the history and significance of electrophoresis in biological research.

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