1.Which of the sample dyes are negatively charged at neutral pH? 2.Which of the sample dyes are positively charged at neutral pH? 3.1: Did Orange G, Xylene Cyanol and Safranin O move the same distance in the gel? 3.2 : Why or why not? What compounds do you suspect are in the unknown sample? Explain.

1.Which of the sample dyes are negatively charged at neutral pH? 2.Which of the sample dyes are positively charged at neutral pH? 3.1: Did Orange G, Xylene Cyanol and Safranin O move the same distance in the gel? 3.2 : Why or why not? What compounds do you suspect are in the unknown sample? Explain.

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Chapter2: Basic Hematology

Section2.7: Preparing And Staining A Blood Smear

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