4. A microscope can distinguish two closely situated points and the distance between those points is known as the ______ of the microscope. A. Magnification B. Illumination C. Resolving power […]
2. Function of scanning electron microscopy (SEM) is: A. To create a sense of depth B. To examine internal cellular structure C. To observe living specimens D. Both A and […]
1. Why does an electron microscope give higher magnifications than an optical microscope? A. Because the electrons have more energy than light particles B. Because the velocity of electrons is […]
75. A mixture of two proteins was subjected to following three chromatographic columns: (a) Cation exchange, (b) Size exclusion (Sephadex 100) and (c) Reverse phase. Following elution profiles were obtained. […]
74. Which one of the following techniques CANNOT be used to remove salt from a protein solution (A) Ultrafiltration (B) Ion exchange chromatography (C) Gel filtration chromatography (D) Dialysis The […]
73. You are studying the binding of proteins to the cytoplasmic face of cultured liver cells and have found a method that gives a good yield of inside-out vesicles from […]
72. Match the chromatographic technique from Group X with the appropriate elution conditions given in Group Y: Group X A. DEAE-Sephadex B. Chromatofocusing C. Phenyl Sepharose D. G-150 Sephadex Group […]
71. In which type of chromatography are ion-pairing agents used for elution? A. Hydrophobic interaction chromatography B. Reverse phase chromatography C. Ion exchange chromatography D. Immobilized metal anion chromatography Reverse […]
70. Nickel nitrilotriacetic acid columns are used in __________ chromatography. A. Ion exchange B. Affinity C. Size exclusion D. Reverse phase The correct answer is B. Affinity. Nickel nitrilotriacetic acid […]