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How to determine the molecular weight of the BSA, lysozyme and the individual proteins of liver...

How to determine the molecular weight of the BSA, lysozyme and the individual proteins of liver antigen from stained markers?
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Stained marker is used to estimate the molecular weight of the proteins which are resolved by gel electrophoresis. BSA, lysozyme and the individual proteins of liver antigen along with the stained marker are loaded in to a SDS-PAGE gel and are resolved by electrophoresis. The proteins and the marker are separated in this process. The gel is stained to visualize the bands of the proteins loaded into the gel. After staining, each of the protein band should be matched with the separated marker in order to find the appropriate molecular weight of the protein. (Since the molecular weight of the separated bands of the stained marker is already known)

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