BIOC 3622- Lab 4 (Protein Quantification)

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What is biophotonics?

The study between the interaction of light and biological samples.

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What is the main application of biophotonics?

Cancer research.

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What are the 3 most common protein assays?

  1. Biuret

  2. Lowry

  3. Bradford

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What does the Bradford assay rely on?

The interaction of a large, highly conjugated organic dye.

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Which of the 3 protein assays is the most sensitive?

Bradford.

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What do the Biuret and Lowry assays rely on?

They rely on chelation and redox reactions to form light absorbing compounds.

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Is the Biuret assay one or two steps?

One step.

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Is the Lowry assay one or two steps?

Two steps.

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What is the equation for the Beer-Lambert Law?

A = ecl

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In the Beer-Lambert Law, what does e stand for?

The molar extinction coefficient.

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In the Beer-Lambert Law, what does l stand for?

The cuvette pathlength.

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Which amino acids are mainly responsible for absorbance of proteins?

  1. Tryptophan

  2. Tyrosine

  3. Histidine

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At what wavelength do the absorptions of Tryptophan, Tyrosine, and Histidine occur?

280 nm.

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What is the standard curve represented by?

The relationship between absorbance (Y) and concentration (X).