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Does the pH of the solution (alkaline or acidic) in which hemoglobin electrophoresis is done affect the charge on hemboglobin (& thus its migration to either anode or cathode)? If so, how?
Thanks!
Btw, found this on studyblue.com. Not sure if its correct, and really cant make sense of it:
Hb electrophoresis migration in Basic solution (fastest to slowest)
Carolina
Sucks
At
Football
Hb positively charged, ID's Hb S from C
Hb electrophoresis migration in Acid solution (fastest to slowest)
Hyperspace
Breakneck
Accelerating
Fast
Slow
Crawl (A2)
Hb neg charged, migrate to anode
Thanks!
Btw, found this on studyblue.com. Not sure if its correct, and really cant make sense of it:
Hb electrophoresis migration in Basic solution (fastest to slowest)
Carolina
Sucks
At
Football
Hb positively charged, ID's Hb S from C
Hb electrophoresis migration in Acid solution (fastest to slowest)
Hyperspace
Breakneck
Accelerating
Fast
Slow
Crawl (A2)
Hb neg charged, migrate to anode
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