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What is the main principle behind gel electrophoresis?
What is the main principle behind gel electrophoresis?
- Separation of biomacromolecules based on density and volume
- Separation of biomacromolecules based on size and charge (correct)
- Separation of biomacromolecules based on weight and texture
- Separation of biomacromolecules based on color and shape
How are nucleic acid molecules separated in gel electrophoresis?
How are nucleic acid molecules separated in gel electrophoresis?
- By using chemical solvents
- By heating the gel matrix
- By applying an electric field (correct)
- By adding magnetic particles
What is the phenomenon called when shorter molecules move faster and migrate farther than longer ones in gel electrophoresis?
What is the phenomenon called when shorter molecules move faster and migrate farther than longer ones in gel electrophoresis?
- Sieving (correct)
- Precipitation
- Condensation
- Diffusion
In what field is gel electrophoresis used to separate proteins by charge or size?
In what field is gel electrophoresis used to separate proteins by charge or size?
What determines the separation of nanoparticles in gel electrophoresis?
What determines the separation of nanoparticles in gel electrophoresis?
What is the main principle behind gel electrophoresis?
What is the main principle behind gel electrophoresis?
How are nucleic acid molecules separated in gel electrophoresis?
How are nucleic acid molecules separated in gel electrophoresis?
What determines the separation of nanoparticles in gel electrophoresis?
What determines the separation of nanoparticles in gel electrophoresis?
What is the phenomenon called when shorter molecules move faster and migrate farther than longer ones in gel electrophoresis?
What is the phenomenon called when shorter molecules move faster and migrate farther than longer ones in gel electrophoresis?
How are proteins separated in gel electrophoresis?
How are proteins separated in gel electrophoresis?
What is gel electrophoresis used to separate in clinical chemistry?
What is gel electrophoresis used to separate in clinical chemistry?
How are nucleic acid molecules separated in gel electrophoresis?
How are nucleic acid molecules separated in gel electrophoresis?
Why do shorter nucleic acid molecules move faster and migrate farther than longer ones in gel electrophoresis?
Why do shorter nucleic acid molecules move faster and migrate farther than longer ones in gel electrophoresis?
How are proteins separated in gel electrophoresis?
How are proteins separated in gel electrophoresis?
Apart from biomacromolecules, what else can gel electrophoresis be used to separate?
Apart from biomacromolecules, what else can gel electrophoresis be used to separate?
