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cell separation- used to collect cells of interest
FACS, Velocity sedimentation, selective surfaces, others
Cell fractionation-separates to see the cell organelle of interest
Differential cen-trirugation, rate zonal-equilibrium-density gradient (all mean the same thing)
Protein purification/enrichment
ion exchange chromatography, gel filtration, affinity chromatography, SDS gel electrophoresis, Notir, 2-D gel electrophoresis, others
Tissue dissociation
uses EGTA which is a calcium chelation→calcium dependent cell adhesion molecules, protase- cleaves proteins: EX. Trypsin, colleagues, liberase
FACS- Fluorescene activated cell sorting
Type of flow cytometry, machine
Guava-flow cytometer
doesnt separate and sort cells, counts cells based on fluorescence, multicellular plate
Velocity sedimentation
no fluorescence dyes required, separates cells based on speed through gravitational field
Selective surfaces
purify the hematopoietic erythropoietin receptor
EX. Dynabeads
Veridexs CellSearch system
Counts CTC(circulating tumor cells), mass binds to CTC, mass have iron, has magnets
Cell fractionation
used in Lyse cells
sonication-ultra sound
Destroys all cell membrane
Detergent- soluble cell membrane
Multiple freezing cells
Trituration
Uses very small bore needles
Mechanical sheer, causes cells to lyse
Organelles are ok
Differential centrifugation
lyse cells
Have to be in buffer, making sure there’s no major shift in pH because of lysosomes- pH 5.0
addition of protease inhibitors- inhibit lysosomal enzymes
Michrosomes
rough microsomes
have ribosomes attached to them
Resealed rough endoplasmic reticulum
Smooth microsomes
resealed outer cell membranes
Equilibrium density centrifugation
separates entities based on their abilities to reach an equilibrium density- the density of the medium
Protein separation techniques
Column chromatography (liquid chromatography)
ion exchange chromatography
Preserves active function
Charged beads
Non-ion covalent interaction with beads and proteins
Nail is used to elude proteins from the beads based on their attraction
Gel filtration
based on physical size
liquid chromatography
column
Preserve the native structure and function
Affinity chromatography
Beads can bind a protein to it
Native gel electrophoresis
requires gel, acrylamide gel acts like a sieve
Native structure and function is preserved
SDS gel electrophoresis
Requires acrylamide
Denatures proteins
Isoelectric focusing
isolates proteins based on isoelectric point
Point in a pH filed with no more movement
2-D gel electrophoresis
best of the 4 terms of resolution
Distinguish a phosphorylation protein from its non-phosphorus parent
Western blots
identify a protein of interest using gel electrophoresis
virtues
Qualitative- identifies the protein of interest and see molecular weight
Quantitative- change in abundance of protein of interest
western blots and photo affinity amino acids
no UV light of some part and some UV used for the protein of interest
SELDI-TOF/MALDI-TOF
identifies proteins based on molecular weight
Resolution is the best- one amino acid
PARTS
laser
Top detector
Sample chip
Alzheimer’s disease
amyloid B-42
Protein A immunoprecipitation
protein A binds to most Fc ends of mAbs
Autoradiography
use of radioactive tracers to follow a cellular event
Approach
CHO cells
Add to culture
In cells PO4→ATP
Add insulin
SDS gel electrophoresis
Autoradiology