Perhaps the Most Significant Disadvantage of HPLC Analysis of Hemoglobins

question 15

Multiple Choice

Perhaps the most significant disadvantage of HPLC analysis of hemoglobins is:

• A)the technique is only qualitative and not quantitative
• B)the technique is associated with a high degree of imprecision
• C)the minor differences between the various hemoglobin fractions cause hemoglobins to elute in very narrow, overlapping windows
• D)post-translational modification of hemoglobins produces fractions that often elute with the same retention time as other hemoglobin fractions

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Comprehend the scope and focus of biological psychology.

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Explain the physiological basis of psychological phenomena.

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Definitions:

Normal Model

A type of statistical distribution that is symmetric and bell-shaped, describing how data values are dispersed or spread around the mean.

Standard Deviation

A metric that quantifies the degree of spread or variability within a group of figures.

Skewed Distribution

Describes a situation in data distribution where the results are not symmetrically distributed, often leaning towards one side, either left or right.

Standard Deviation

A measure of the amount of variation or dispersion in a set of values, indicating how spread out the values are from the mean.