janoshik
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That 82% is faked graph, they took an image from here - Complete Solubilization and Purification of Recombinant Human Growth Hormone Produced in Escherichia coliI'm confused about the testing. Admittedly I know very little about it.
For the 82% purity in the sample that you linked to:
Is that 82% not a reflection of the quantity of powder that is hGH? In other words, if a chunk of the powder was removed from the vial; does this test state that 82% of that chunk is hGH?
I guess what I am saying is that I thought any hGH in a sample is "pure" hGH......but it could be diluted with other fillers to bring down the purity percentage of the vial.
The filler would be zero% hGH, correct? Actually, anything that is not hGH would be zero% hGH.
So any hGH in the chunk of powder would be "pure" hGH?
There can only be two things in a vial of hGH:
1) hGH
2) stuff that is not hGH
Is that reasonably accurate?
And photoshopped it.
I don't think any conclusions can be made from a faked graph.