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Proteins A, B, C, and D Are Dimers

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Proteins A, B, C, and D are dimers.  They were run on a reducing SDS gel, shown below: Proteins A, B, C, and D are dimers.  They were run on a reducing SDS gel, shown below: What is the order of molecular weights of the proteins in their native state, from largest to smallest? A) Protein D → Protein C → Protein B → Protein A B) Protein C → Protein D → Protein A → Protein B C) Protein D → Protein B → Protein C → Protein A D) Protein C → Protein A → Protein D → Protein B What is the order of molecular weights of the proteins in their native state, from largest to smallest?


A) Protein D → Protein C → Protein B → Protein A
B) Protein C → Protein D → Protein A → Protein B
C) Protein D → Protein B → Protein C → Protein A
D) Protein C → Protein A → Protein D → Protein B

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