This technique uses the principle of isoelectric point to separate a mixture of proteins into its pure constituents. * (2 Points) electrophoresis paper chromatography X-ray diffraction polymerase chain reaction

This technique uses the principle of isoelectric point to separate a mixture of proteins into its pure constituents. * (2 Points) electrophoresis paper chromatography X-ray diffraction polymerase chain reaction

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter23: The Chemistry Of Life

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This technique uses the principle of isoelectric point to separate a mixture of proteins into
its pure constituents. *
(2 Points)
electrophoresis
paper chromatography
X-ray diffraction
polymerase chain reaction

Which structure is NOT present in RNA? *
(1 Point)
A
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D
E
NH2
NH2
H3C.
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C.

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