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Immunoprecipitation is a variation of what type of protein purification method-
Answer- A. Affinity chromatography
In immunoprecipitation, a particular protein antigen is separated from the pool of other antigens.
Affinity chromatography separates a particular substance from a mixture solution based on the affinity.
In gel electrophoresis separation is based on charge and size.
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