11. In a small-scale lab setting, if a protein is produced extracellularly and you want to scale up production to the industrial level, what technique might you use to extract the protein from the cell? a) Centrifugation b) Shear stress c) Freeze-thaw d) Enzymatic Lysis e) None
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Therefore, the extraction method used in the lab setting would not involve breaking open the cells (such as enzymatic lysis or freeze-thaw) since the protein is not inside the cells. Show more…
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