Exam 21: Biomolecule Purification
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Which is NOT true of beads used in chromatography?
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Which is NOT true of biotin-avidin interaction?
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Resins used in affinity chromatography commonly form weak interactions with atoms important to the ___ structure of proteins.
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In size exclusion chromatography
I. molecules too large to interact with beads elute in the void volume
II. molecules of intermediate size may enter the gel pores and are
Retained to a lesser extent than the largest molecules
III. beads and buffer together are termed the "bed volume"
IV. the elution volume is that at which the targeted protein elutes
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Sepharose resin modified with a butyl or phenyl group would be used for
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Gradients allow a gradual change in buffer strength, and are convenient, as gradient mixers or pumps can be automated. Gradients are often used for eluting buffers.
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At each step of a protein purification scheme, purity should be ascertained by, for example,
I. SDS-PAGE gel electrophoresis
II. specific activity of antibodies
III. western blotting
IV. volume measurement
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A protein mixture is commonly applied to an HIC column under high ___ conditions, and the protein of interest is eluted with buffer of decreasing ____.
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As a successful purification scheme is carried out, the specific activity of a desired enzyme may decrease, though the samples are enriched in the desired enzyme. This is because specific activity is calculated per mg of protein, and often mg protein decreases as the scheme progresses.
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Once cells have been lysed, the next step in protein purification commonly includes
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Analysis of proteins from the inner mitochondrial membrane which are bound to cytochrome groups could likely be facilitated by
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By adding increasing amounts of salt to a solution containing proteins,
I. the salt causes waters of hydration to form around individual protein
Molecules
II. salting in occurs, and protein solubility increases
III. proteins aggregate at very high salt concentrations
IV. at very high salt concentrations, salting out occurs, and protein solubility
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Metal affinity chromatography (MAC) commonly uses divalent anions which are bound to a resin. MAC is useful when a protein of interest has an aspartate residue on its surface, which can bind the metal column packing.
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