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Subject:
My hypothesis is this.
Category: Science > Biology Asked by: tedmccall-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
20 Oct 2004 17:04 PDT
Expires: 19 Nov 2004 16:04 PST Question ID: 417797 |
My hypothesis is to purify a UNKNOWN PROTEIN but fisrt i want to purify a known protein so that i can know how to do one that is already known. This is the answer to the question you asked. I don't know the name of the protein i am seeking, i just want want to get the techniques down. Will you please help. Ted. |
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Re: My hypothesis is this.
From: pforcelli-ga on 20 Oct 2004 18:49 PDT |
Go to your local library and pick up a biochemistry text book. I would recommend Garrett and Grisham, Biochemistry 3rd Edition. Check out this too, it might be useful, Shawn Farrell's Experiments in Biochemistry. There are a LOT of techniques for protein purification. Far too many, and far too complicated to explain here. |
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Re: My hypothesis is this.
From: archae0pteryx-ga on 20 Oct 2004 22:22 PDT |
Ted, try clicking the "Clarify question" button on a question you've already asked instead of opening a new question every time you want to add something. Questions are usually read separately, without a context, and not as a dialogue. If you want to respond to a researcher who asks you a clarifying question, stay on the same page and just clarify it. Your questions have been very hard to decipher and could use some clarification. Also note that researchers' names appear in blue and underlined because they are links. Others, like me, are just commenters and not the paid researchers who supply answers in this service. Just trying to be helpful-- Archae0pteryx (not a researcher) |
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