Lysosome, Mitochondria, Nucleus, Vacuole, Endoplasmic Reticulum
Answer:
The correct statements are options C, E and F.
Explanation:
The SDS-PAGE refers to a broadly utilized technique for distinguishing proteins. The SDS or the sodium dodecyl sulfate refers to an ionic detergent. The SDS-protein complexes possess negative charge with identical charge to mass ratio such that when the proteins are run on the gel they are distinguished on the basis of their size.
As the SDS entices a negative charge to the proteins, the migration of the proteins takes place towards the positive electrode. The migration of protein takes place on the basis of the size. Thus, smaller proteins seem to migrate quickly via the gel in comparison to the bigger proteins. The binding of the protein takes place with about 1.4 times its mass of SDS resulting in the formation of a large overall negative charge.
Mutation can be both beneficial and harmful.
A very common beneficial mutation is camouflage and natural selection. The organism will acquire the change and pass it on to their offspring.
A harmful mutation can be diseases or a common harmful mutation, Down syndrome. Which gives a person an extra chromosome.