Which protein(s) are retained on Ni²+-HiTrap Chelating HP? Self-assessment: not retained: retained: conalbumin drag to the left column those that are retained, to the right those that are not ferritin ribonuclease A thyroglobulin Hiss-luciferase glutathione reductace When done, assess

Which protein(s) are retained on Ni²+-HiTrap Chelating HP? Self-assessment: not retained: retained: conalbumin drag to the left column those that are retained, to the right those that are not ferritin ribonuclease A thyroglobulin Hiss-luciferase glutathione reductace When done, assess

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Which protein(s) are retained on Ni²+-HiTrap Chelating HP?
Self-assessment:
not retained:
retained:
conalbumin
drag to the left column
those that are retained,
to the right those that are
not
ferritin
ribonuclease A
thyroglobulin
Hiss-luciferase
glutathione reductase
When done, assess

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