Describe the underlying principle of the gel filtration chromatography method. Why are the larger proteins coming...

Describe the underlying principle of the gel filtration chromatography method. Why are the larger proteins coming out of the column earlier than the small ones? How can gel filtration be used for determining the native size of proteins?

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