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No And here's your shmoop Use your packed full of

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protein If it doesn't make you big and strong well

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it'll at least make you big and smart This is

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a passage about a technique used to separate proteins by

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weight The protein scene in sample three is most likely

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the same protein marked where and here The potential answers

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All right well here we're being asked to look at

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the data on the chart in attempt to find a

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meaningful connection kind of like online dating but with less

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of a chance that you'll wind up getting their kidneys

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stolen The protein scene in sample three shown here is

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most likely which other protein Well we have only one

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type of data Teo look through here protein wait But

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that should be enough We can assume the same proteins

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also will have the same weight Imagine being blindfolded in

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your handed an apple The person handing it to says

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this is an apple I'm going to hand you some

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other things of various weights now and you need to

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tell me which one is probably also an apple again

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You're handed a bottle of water No that's not it

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Well what about this huge heavy sandwich No but it

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smells great And finally your handed another apple and that's

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it You've made the connection and lunch We're doing the

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same thing here In a way we've got a protein

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and columns see and we need to identify the closest

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match by weight Well looking across we can see the

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protein de appears to weigh the same as the protein

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in column c They're probably the same protein so dia's

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Our answer and so is roast beef on rye Hold 00:01:29.175 --> [endTime] the mail Oh yeah

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