PPT-Lab Activity 7

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Proteins Part I IUG Spring 2014 Dr Tarek Zaida 1 2 Background 3 4 Casein MW Kd Phosphate groupsmolecule α 273 9 β 241 45 κ 80 2 5 Casein can be precipitated

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