Electrophoresis: Principles and Terminologies

Agarose Gel is a widely used supporting media that requires a small amount of sample. Another type of support material commonly used is ________ Gel.

Polyacrylamide Gel involves the separation of proteins based on ________ and molecular size.

Starch Gel is involved in the separation of proteins similar to polyacrylamide gel, but it is not widely used due to technical difficulty in preparing the ________.

Horizontal Electrophoresis Gel Apparatus has limited gel thickness and can accommodate only ________ gel per apparatus.

Vertical Electrophoresis Gel Apparatus allows the use of different gel thicknesses and can accommodate more than ________ gel per apparatus.

In Paper Electrophoresis, nucleic acids consistently migrate towards the ________ due to their negative charge imparted by the phosphate backbone.

Electrophoresis is a separation technique based on the differential migration features of charged molecules in an ______ field.

Iontophoresis involves the migration of small ______.

Zone Electrophoresis refers to the migration of charged macromolecules in a porous support ______.

Electrophoretogram is the result of zone electrophoresis and consists of sharply separated zones of ______.

Charged particles in electrophoresis migrate toward the opposite charged ______.

Gel Electrophoresis uses a gelatinous material as a support ______.