Which isoenzyme has maximum electrophoretic mobility:: (A) LDH-1, (B) LDH-5, (C) LDH-2, (D) LDH-3
Answer is A. Electrophoretic mobility is a common affinity electrophoresis technique used to study protein-DNA or protein-RNA interactions Always number '1' is having maximum electrophoretic mobility. LDH-1 and CK-1 have maximum electrophoretic mobility. LDH-2 has maximum concentration in blood, that's why peak is highest.