lab 3: estimation of protein by colorimetric BCA method

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1. Why is protein quantification required in biochemistry?


B. Most research requires knowing precise protein concentration

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2. One major category of protein quantification techniques is:


B. Colorimetric method

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3. Colorimetric methods rely on:


B. Protein-reagent color reaction

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4. Color intensity in colorimetric assay is proportional to:


C. Protein concentration


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5. A standard calibration curve is used to:


B. Calculate unknown concentration

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6. Common colorimetric protein assays include:


B. Bradford, Biuret/Lowry, BCA

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7. Mechanism of BCA method begins when:


B. Protein reduces Cu²⁺ to Cu⁺

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8. Cu⁺ reacts with BCA reagent to form:


B. Purple complex

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9. BCA purple complex is measured at wavelength:


C. 562 nm

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10. UV spectrophotometric protein estimation is based on:


A. UV absorption at 280 nm

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11. UV absorbance curve compares:


B. Standard proteins vs their 280 nm absorbance

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12. Requirements list includes which standard protein?


B. Serum or egg albumin

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13. The mixture ratio for BCA reagent is:


C. 50:1

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14. First step in BCA assay is preparing:


C. Standard 1 mg/mL protein solution

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15. Test tubes 1–10 contain BCA:


B. 10–100 μL standard protein

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16. A blank tube contains BCA:


B. 100 µL distilled water

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17. Unknown sample tubes are labeled BECAUSE:


C. Unknown A and B

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18. Unknown sample volumes used are BCA:


B. 20 and 40 µL

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19. Reaction after reagent addition occurs at BCA:


B. 37°C for 30 minutes

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20. Absorbance is read using BCA:


B. Colorimeter at 562 nm

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21. Standard curve X-axis represents BECAUSE:


B. Concentration of standard protein

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22. The principle of colorimetric estimation is BCA:


B. Color intensity ∝ analyte concentration

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23. UV absorbance in proteins occurs due to BCA:


A. Aromatic amino acids

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24. A colorimetric assay alternative to BCA is:


B. Coomassie Bradford assay

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25. Mechanism of BCA involves copper reduction under:


C. Alkaline conditions

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26. Beer-Lambert law relates absorbance to:


B. Concentration


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27. Unknown protein concentration is found by:


B. Comparing its absorbance to standard curve

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28. More purple color formation indicates:


B. Higher protein concentration

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29. Graph paper is required to:


B. Plot calibration curve

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30. A cuvette is used to:


A. Measure color absorbance