10 Questions
Which technique is also known as Sucrose density gradient?
Centrifugation
What is the purpose of Equilibrium Density Gradient technique?
To separate mixture of DNA, RNA & proteins
What is the highest density component in the Equilibrium Density Gradient technique?
RNA
What stops molecules from moving in the Equilibrium Density Gradient technique?
Density of the medium
Which component is less negatively charged than DNA/RNA in the Equilibrium Density Gradient technique?
Proteins
Which technique is also known as Sucrose density gradient?
Centrifugation
Which technique separates molecules based on differences in density?
Centrifugation
Which molecule has the highest density in the equilibrium density gradient technique?
RNA
What happens when the density of molecules is equal to the density of the medium in the equilibrium density gradient technique?
Molecules stop moving
Which technique is used to separate DNA of different molecular weight?
Centrifugation
Test your knowledge on separation techniques used in molecular biotechnology, including centrifugation, electrophoresis, blotting techniques, and DNA sequencing. Explore how these methods are used in DNA and RNA analysis, proteomics, and high-throughput technologies. Learn about the role of organoids in personalized medicine.
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