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 researchers can then analyze and study further.
Overview
- Condition: New
Features:
- Visualization and Identification:
- After separation, molecules can be visualized using staining or other detection methods, enabling identification of specific molecules.
- Diverse Applications:
- Electrophoresis finds applications in DNA analysis, protein analysis, and studying other biomolecules.
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