SDS-Polyacrylamide Gel Electrophoresis (Part II)

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this is so helpful for understanding the principle of SDS-PAGE.

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awesome for all protein separation techniques

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Thanks for this helpful video! Will you touch on stacking gels as well or are these not always necessary?

[@pengxiong3307]

Great, minor one is V should be proportional to the Charges/size, this make proteins similar in this respect. Ony differ in the friciton that is also proportiona to the lengthor weight of the protein

[@morzschnorz6278]

A great video, but tell me: When there is in the end no force that accelerates the proteins, because the forces cancel out each other, how do the proteins still move? I can not imagine the main reason to be is them having enough cinetic energy from the short period of time before they entered the matrix and the friction was not that much of a resistance, because you can interrupt the process, then start it again and the bands will start moving once more. Sorry for my bad english.

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