The image to determine the 'component a' is not found here, but the electrophoresis device is composed of an agar/polyacrylamide gel, a chamber and poles (cathode and anode).
<h3>What is electrophoresis?</h3>
Electrophoresis is a device used in the laboratory to separate biomolecules depending on their charge and mass.
The electrophoresis device consists of an agar/polyacrylamide gel, a chamber, and two poles: cathode (positive) and anode (negative).
Electrophoresis is very useful to separate DNA molecules, which migrate to the positive pole due to their negative charge.
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