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What goes to the negative side in gel electrophoresis?

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What goes to the negative side in gel electrophoresis?

What type of substances in general would be attracted to the negative side?

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nutjob2011

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Positively charged substanbces would go to the negative side (kathode).
Usually electrophoresis is used with DNA or proteins, which are both negatively charged, and therefore go to the positive side (anode).

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