Talk:Protein precipitation
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Messages from Gokhan
editHi Babu, I found your article. It seems very well organized. You had covered a lot of material which is good. Concerning titles, there are three of the same "Attractive Electrostatic Force" you may want to change. Also you may want to add some references for the information you added. That is all for now. GBoran 22:52, 4 December 2006 (UTC)
Review by Vivek
editHey Babu, I agree with Gokhan. Your article is very well organized and you split up the information appropriately. The titles of your sections seem vague and need to be more specific. If you could add more images that would be useful because this subject involves many different procedures that could be outlined with those images. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Vivek216 (talk • contribs) 21:21, 5 December 2006 (UTC).
Review by Regina
editHey Babu, I think that your article is great. However, one thing you may want to add is a larger intor that discusses why protein precipitation is important and list the most comon examples of how it is used (and maybe link your article to these methods). Again, this is just a small detail, and overall I think your article is great.
Review by Elaine
editHey Babu! Great article. I think that there was a lot of great research you did. I really liked the chemistry detail you went into and it really descibes what is going on in the molecular base. However, I agree with Regina that maybe you should have an overall discussion on the importance and uses of precipitation in the industry.