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What does ninhydrin react with? |
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primary and secondary amines |
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If ninhydrin reacts with proline what colour will be observed? |
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If ninhydrin reacts with amines, what colour will be observed? |
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Cation exchange columns contain _____ groups with bind ______ molecules (negative/position) |
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negative bind positive molecules |
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How might you elute peptides from an ion exchange column? |
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-competition (increase the concentration of ions so the amino acid gets displaced)
-change the pH (the charge on the AA will change so it no longer binds to the resin) |
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What determines how tightly an amino acid binds to the resin in an ion exchange column? |
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the magnitude of the charge |
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What are the two processes involved in amino acid analysis? |
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1. Separation 2. Identification |
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True or False Identification of amino acids can be qualitative, quantitative, preperative |
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On what basis does partition chromatography separate amino acids? |
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In partition chromatography, if the solvent is non polar and the particles are polar, which type of amino acid will elute first? |
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the non polar AA's will elute first |
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True or False Relative mobility is characteristic of individual amino acids |
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True or False In thin layer chromatography, the silica gel is polar and mobile. |
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False
The silica gel is the stationary phase |
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In thin layer chromatography, non-polar AAs will have _____ relative mobility (high/low) |
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high
They interact the least with the polar silica gel, travel easily in the non-polar solvent |
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What is the elution volume? |
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The amount of buffer required to move a compound through a column |
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What is metal affinity chromatography? |
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-protein is artificially reproduced with added His residues -His tag protein binds tightly to the Ni2+ resin in a column -all other proteins elute out -imidazole is added which out-competes the His-tagged protein -His-tag elutes last |
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What ions do His-tagged proteins have a high affinity for? |
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Why does imidazole out-compete the His-tag proteins? |
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because it has a similarly shaped side chain |
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Gel filtration separates proteins on the basis of ________ |
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In gel filtration, smaller proteins elute last because.... |
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They get trapped in the pores of the polymer and therefore take longer to elute |
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True or False
In gel filtration elution volume has a positive slope |
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What speeds are required for ultracentrifugation of a protein sample? |
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Sedimentation of a protein sample depends on ____ and ____ of the proteins |
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Ultricentrifugation measures ________ of proteins in a sample |
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What method would separate proteins based on size, shape and charge? |
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True or False With polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, separation is based on size |
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What does SDS-PAGE stand for? |
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Sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis |
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What is the isoelectric point? |
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the pH at which the net charge on a protein is zero |
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What is isoelectric focussing and how are proteins separated? |
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electrophoresis in a pH gradient separation is based on charge |
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In SDS-PAGE proteins take on an overall ______ charge and move _______ (to/from) the positive electrode? |
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take on a negative charge towards |
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True or False
In mass spectrometry, larger proteins will travel faster towards the charged detector |
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True or False
Velocity of a protein particle is directly related to the size of the protein |
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False
Velocity depends inversely on mass |
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