BIOC 3622- Lab 2 (Size-Exclusion Chromatography)

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What is chromatography?

Separating a mixture by passing it through a medium where components move at different rates.

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What are the 3 main types of chromatography?

  1. Size-Exclusion

  2. Affinity

  3. Ion Exchange

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How are molecules separated in size-exclusion chromatography?

By size, shape, and molecular weight.

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How are molecules separated in affinity chromatography?

By a specific binding interaction between a ligand and its binding partner.

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How are molecules separated in ion exchange chromatography?

By their charge and attraction to the ion exchanger.

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What are the 2 phases in size-exclusion chromatography?

  1. Stationary phase

  2. Mobile phase

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What is the stationary phase in size-exclusion chromatography?

The porous packing material in the column.

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What is the mobile phase in size-exclusion chromatography?

The solvent that flows through the column carrying the sample molecules.

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What size molecules are filtered out faster in size-exclusion chromatography?

Larger molecules.

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What is the exclusion limit in size-exclusion chromatography?

The upper size limit of molecules that will interact with the stationary phase.

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For this lab, what is the exclusion limit?

60,000 daltons.

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What are the 2 main applications of affinity chromatography?

  1. Biological

  2. Pharmaceutical

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How does the target protein interact in affinity chromatography?

It binds to the stationary phase so the remaining proteins can be filtered out.

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In this lab, what is the charge of the protein of interest?

Negative.

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What kind of charged molecules filter out first in size-exclusion chromatography?

Positively charged molecules.

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In this lab, what is the protein sample of interest used?

Bovine.

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What is the purpose of examining bovine samples?

To prevent animal-based disease (e.g. Mad Cow Disease)

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What is the purpose of examining hemoglobin?

To study and prevent sickle cell anemia.

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What is the purpose of examining Vitamin B12?

To study the genetic explanation for Vitamin B12 deficiency.