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The protein did not fully dissolve in solution, similar to yesterday. However, the reaction still proceeded forwards. Some temperatures favored the reaction more than others, seen in the graphs below. The 25°C and 45°C reactions had particularly large absorbance spectrum at | The protein did not fully dissolve in solution, similar to yesterday. However, the reaction still proceeded forwards. Some temperatures favored the reaction more than others, seen in the graphs below. The 25°C and 45°C reactions had particularly large absorbance spectrum at 420 nm, compared to the rest of the reactions. The 5°C, 15°C, and 35°C reactions did not have smooth curves; instead, had multiple peaks and relatively low absorbances, if any, at 420 nm. | ||
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30 May 2013
The protein did not fully dissolve in solution, similar to yesterday. However, the reaction still proceeded forwards. Some temperatures favored the reaction more than others, seen in the graphs below. The 25°C and 45°C reactions had particularly large absorbance spectrum at 420 nm, compared to the rest of the reactions. The 5°C, 15°C, and 35°C reactions did not have smooth curves; instead, had multiple peaks and relatively low absorbances, if any, at 420 nm.
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