Table 4. Testing an Unknown: Proteins Sample Initial Color Hypothesis (Protein +/-) Final Color Protein Present? Positive Control (1): Negative Control (2): Unknown (3)
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Let's assume the following: Positive Control (1): Initial Color: Blue Final Color: Purple Negative Control (2): Initial Color: Blue Final Color: Blue Unknown (3): Initial Color: Blue Final Color: Purple Now, we can analyze the results. The positive control is Show more…
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