Which technique allows the recovery of a protein from a sample such that the recovered protein can be used in subsequent experiments? a. monoclonal antibody cocktail b. enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay c. Western blot d. Southern blot e. immunoprecipitation   I thought the answer is western blot but I got it wrong.. Would the answer be immunoprecipitation? I really have no idea please help..

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