Is an electropherogram the same as a chromatogram or how are they different? I know a chromatogram is a colored graph that displays the peak traces for each nucleotide and an electropherogram displays the results from an automated gel electrphoresis, but does it also display the peak traces like a chromatogram does?
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Posted 09 February 2010 - 11:38 AM
they can both be colored or not.
they are similar in appearance. the difference is the source of data.
a chromatogram is the depiction of the elution of material from a chromatographic method.
an electropherogram is a chromatogram where the source of data is electrophoresis (such as a gel scan; it is especially important when you don't have a gel to look at, like with capillary electrophoresis).
they are similar in appearance. the difference is the source of data.
a chromatogram is the depiction of the elution of material from a chromatographic method.
an electropherogram is a chromatogram where the source of data is electrophoresis (such as a gel scan; it is especially important when you don't have a gel to look at, like with capillary electrophoresis).
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