Why are living organisms classified?
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Match the columns appropriately.
कॉलम का उचित मिलान करें।
Match List-I (Electrophoretic technique) with List-II (Separation basis)List-IP. SDS-PAGEQ. Isoelectric focusingR. Native PAGEList-II1. Separation based on net charge and size without denaturation2. Separation based strictly on molecular mass3. Separation based on the pH at which net charge is zero.सूची-I (इलेक्ट्रोफोरेटिक तकनीक) का सूची-II (पृथक्करण आधार) के साथ मिलान करेंसूची-IP. SDS-PAGEQ. आइसोइलेक्ट्रिक फोकसिंग (Isoelectric focusing)R. नेटिव (Native) PAGEसूची-II1. बिना डिनेचुरेशन के शुद्ध चार्ज और आकार के आधार पर पृथक्करण2. पूरी तरह से आणविक द्रव्यमान के आधार पर पृथक्करण3. उस pH के आधार पर पृथक्करण जिस पर शुद्ध चार्ज शून्य होता है।
Explanation:
SDS-PAGE separates proteins by mass. Isoelectric focusing separates them by their isoelectric point (pI). Native PAGE separates based on their native charge and size.
SDS-PAGE प्रोटीन को द्रव्यमान के आधार पर अलग करता है। आइसोइलेक्ट्रिक फोकसिंग उन्हें उनके pI द्वारा अलग करता है। नेटिव PAGE प्राकृतिक चार्ज और आकार के आधार पर अलग करता है।
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