Electrophoresis is a laboratory technique that applies an electric field to a medium containing a mixture of charged molecules. The electric field causes these molecules to migrate at different rates depending on their size, shape, and charge. This process separates the components, which
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- Electric Field:
- A fundamental principle involves applying an electric field to the sample, which causes charged particles to migrate towards the opposite electrode.
- Separation Medium:
- Electrophoresis utilizes a medium, like a gel, to separate molecules based on their mobility through the matrix.
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