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What is the approximate mass of a Dalton or hydrogen atom
1.66 × 10-24 grams
What is the average mass of an amino acid?
110 daltons
An ___ that ___ and ___ proteins
anionic detergent, solubilizes, denatures
2-mercaptoethanol is a ___ agent that ___ to achieve ___
reducing, cleaves disulfide bonds, complete protein unfolding
Boiling ensures the ___ of the proteins and that they are completely ___
total denaturation, completely linear
Compare polyacrylamide gel to agarose gel
Polyacrylamide gel has a tighter matrix or smaller pores, making it more efficient than agarose gel
Average size of amino acid? nucleotide pair? 1 kilobase of DNA
Average amino acid = 110 daltons
Average nucleotide pair = 649 daltons
1 kilobase of DNA = 650 kD
Proteins start separating at the ___ gel
Running/resolving
Stacking gel is just for ___, so ___ pores
concentrating the sample, wider
Describe the pore size of PAGE, 3% agarose, and 1% agarose
Polyacrylamide gel: 20–200 nm pores
3% agarose: 40–80 nm pores
1% agarose: 200–1200 nm pores
What happens if we use DNA for SDS-PAGE?
There is poor gel quality and less defined resolution of bands
How do we validate the identity of proteins with similar or same molecular weights?
Protein sequencing
What is also still needed to confirm protein identity using PAGE
Western blot analysis
SDS-PAGE could be applied to DNA when?
DNA are shorter sequences or fragments
microsatellites
microRNA
Describes the migration of a sample through a gel from its initial to final position?
Migration distance
To determine the molecular size and weight of protein bands in a given sample, you have to prepare a ___ based on the molecular weight of the ___
standard curve, protein standard or protein ladder
What does migration distance describe
Mobility or how long or fast they travel from cathode to anode
The x- and y- axis for SDS PAGE
x-axis: migration distance, y-axis: log molecular weight
Formula for Rf or retention factor or relative migration distance
migration distance of the sample or band/migration distance of the dye front
What is the dye front?
Bromophenol blue
Where do we start in measuring migration distance?
Start from running gel because this is where the actual separation happens
Contrast when to use the actual migration distance versus relative migration distance
Actual → a singular gel
Relative → multiple gels, can help you determine variations especially when you have replicates
Where is the dye front positioned?
Measured/positioned at the
bottom part of the gel beyond the smallest protein standard
The x-axis for SDS-PAGE Image Analysis could be either?
migration distance
relative migration distance if analyzing multiple gels
The y-axis for the SDS-PAGE Image Analysis
log(kDa) or log(MW)
Why must we use log(MW)?
If you use the actual MW, you won’t be able to generate a standard curve with an acceptable R2 value
Provide the variables for the line equation y = mx + b
MW(log) = m(d*) + b