On the question of assuming 100% purity: As Felix Unger once said "If
you ASSUME, you make an ASS out of U and ME." Too many things can go
wrong during the sort, like blockages that contaminate the sorted
fractions and then clear themselves before you've noticed (even while
you're tilting your head to pour in some coffee). I therefore
strongly endorse the suggestion of re-analysing all sorted fractions.
Regards to all, | | < Frank: battye@wehi.edu.au
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