Q 01 (1 pt.): A variation of centrifugation where the solution in the centrifuge tube varies in density (less dense at the top, more dense at the bottom) is called? А. differential centrifugation B. isopycnic centrifugation C. fractional centrifugation D. variable precipitant centrifugation E. density centrifugation Q 02 (1 pt.): Which of these can either stabilize or disrupt the native fold/structure of a protein? A. solution pH B. temperature C. presence of proteases D. concentration/amount of detergent Е. solution ionic strength Q 03 (5 pt.): Draw: Draw a single/in-solution L- histidine (@ solution pH = 7.5), using a Fischer projection. Make sure to specify all charge states and give the overall charge. (Free gift: pKa1 = 1.8, pKa2 = 9.2, pKa3 = 6.0) ||||| ở |||||

Q 01 (1 pt.): A variation of centrifugation where the solution in the centrifuge tube varies in density (less dense at the top, more dense at the bottom) is called? А. differential centrifugation B. isopycnic centrifugation C. fractional centrifugation D. variable precipitant centrifugation E. density centrifugation Q 02 (1 pt.): Which of these can either stabilize or disrupt the native fold/structure of a protein? A. solution pH B. temperature C. presence of proteases D. concentration/amount of detergent Е. solution ionic strength Q 03 (5 pt.): Draw: Draw a single/in-solution L- histidine (@ solution pH = 7.5), using a Fischer projection. Make sure to specify all charge states and give the overall charge. (Free gift: pKa1 = 1.8, pKa2 = 9.2, pKa3 = 6.0) ||||| ở |||||

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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Chapter14: Formula Method

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