You decided to purify a protein named Snow by using a buffer of pH 8. If...

You decided to purify a protein named Snow by using a buffer of pH 8. If the Snow is mixed with two other proteins named Danny and Tyrion, in the pH 8 buffer, and, if you perform an anion exchange chromatography, which one of them will exhibit the strongest binding to the column?

The PI of snow is 6

The PI of danny is 8

The pi of tyion is 10

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queen_honey_blossom answered 1 year ago

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