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Molecular-Weight Standards Chart : Proteins

L L • June 16, 2019
Molecular-Weight Standards Chart: Proteins

Molecular-Weight Standards Chart : Proteins

The Reference Proteins as Molecular-Weight Standards

Protein Molecular Weight (kDa)
Relative Calculated Native
Thyroglobulin 340 -- 660.0/19S
Myosin 205 -- 470
Myosin 21 -- --
Myosin 19 -- --
Myosin 17 -- --
α2-Macroglobulin 170 160.8 820.0/19S
β-Galactosidase 116 116.6 540
Phosphorylase-b 94 -- --
Phosphorylase-a 92.5 370
Transferrin Human 80 75.2 80
Serum albumin Bovine 68 66.3 68
Catalase Bovine Liver 60 57.6 230
Pyruvate kinase Muscle 57 -- --
IgG Heavy Chain 55 -- 150
IgG Light Chain 22 -- --
Glutamate dehydrogenase 53 55.6 --
Leucine aminopeptidase 53 51.7 300
Fumerase 49 -- 200
Ovalbumin 45 42.8 --
Alcohol dehydrogenase Liver 41 39.6 80
Aldolase Rabbit muscle 40 39.2 160
Creatine kinase Rabbit muscle 40 43.1 80
Alcohol dehydrogenase Yeast 36 36.7 --
Glyceraldehyde phosphate dehydrogenase 36 35.9 --
Lactate dehydrogenase Pig 36 36.5 140
Tropomyosin Rabbit 36 32.8 65
Pepsinogen Pig 35 39.5 --
Carbonic anhydrase 29 29.3 180
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