What is the most appropriate temperature for storing protein

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1. After growing up your protein in E. coli and centrifuging the cells to collect the cell pellet, at what temperature should you store the cells? a) Room temperature b) 4° C c) -20° C d) -80° C 2. What is the most appropriate temperature for storing your protein between purification steps? a) Room temperature b) 4° C c) -20° C d) -80° C

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