DescriptionBand vs Boundary Ultracentrifugation.svg
English: Based off Figure 1 of[1]. Figure shows an ideal result from analyzing a 2-component (with components A and B)
mixture using (analytical) band ultracentrifugation, in comparison to analyzing a 2-component mixture with the more typical boundary ultracentrifugation. t0, t1, t2 t3, represents increasing time of centrifugation. The X-axis represents radial distance (within the centrifuge cell) while the Y-axis represents concentration of both or either of the 2-components
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↑Vinograd, Jerome (1963). "BAND-CENTRIFUGATION OF MACROMOLECULES AND VIRUSES IN SELF-GENERATING DENSITY GRADIENTS". Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences49 (6): 902–910. Proceedings of the National Academy of
Sciences. DOI:10.1073/pnas.49.6.902. ISSN0027-8424.
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Figure comparing an idealized time series of concentration vs radial distance plots from band ultracentrifugation and boundary ultracentrifugation experiments.