In what order will the following proteins elute from a Sephadex G-150 column: catalase (222 kDa), chymotrypsin (21.6 kDa), concanavalin B (42.5 kDa), lipase (6.7 kDa), and lysyl oxidase (30 kDa)?
In gel filtration chromatography, separation of molecules is achieved on the basis of their size in such a way that small molecules enter many pores in the gel media, equilibrating between the gel and moving buffer and so travel slowly and hence eluted later whereas large molecules enter few pores and thus travel faster and are eluted earlier.
Hence in the given question, gel using Sephadex G-150 whose range is 5-300 kDa,
The order of elution will be in the decreasing order of molecular size as
1st-Catalase-222 kDa
2nd-Concanavalin-42.5 kDa
3rd-lysyl oxidase-30 kDa
4th-Chymotrypsin-21.6 kDa
5th-lipase-6.7 kDa
In what order will the following proteins elute from a Sephadex G-150 column: catalase (222 kDa),...
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