A record of the results of an electrophoresis, such as a filter paper on which the components of a mixture are deposited as they migrate under the influence of an electric field.
[ELECTROPHORET(IC) + –GRAM.]
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Medical Dictionary:
e·lec·tro·pher·o·gram
(ĭ-lĕk'trō-fĕr'ə-grăm') or e·lec·tro·pho·ret·o·gram (-fə-rĕt'ə-grăm')n.
A recording of the separated components of a mixture produced by electrophoresis.
Veterinary Dictionary:
electrophoretogram
The recording produced by bands of material as they have been separated on the support medium by the electrophoresis process.
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Wikipedia:
electropherogram
An electropherogram is a plot of fluorescence units over time. Electropherograms may be used for deriving results from:
An electropherogram shows a sequence of data produced by an automated DNA sequencing machine.[1]
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See also
- Electrophoresis, the movement of an electrically charged substance under the influence of an electric field
External links
- PHPH — web-based tool for electropherogram quality analysis
- Systematic differences in electropherogram peak heights reported by different versions of the GeneScan® Software
- DYS464 Electropherogram Interpretation Discrepancy with images
- electropherogram image
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