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Unit 1 - BIOS 301 Rice

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Preparation and Bulk Purification (2)

Salting out & Dialysis

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Chromatographic Purification (separation based on physical properties) (5)

Charge/ HB: Anion/ Cation Exchange, RPC, HIC

Size and Binding: Gel Filtration (Size-Exclusion), Affinity

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Quantification (how much do I have, not purity) (4)

Absorbance (A260/A280), Bradford, Biuret, Lowry (colorimetric)

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Analytic (is this the only thing there)

SDS-PAGE, Native Gel Shift, IEF, 2D electrophoresis (complex protein mix)

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Specific Detection and Identification

Western Blot, ELISA

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Exact MW and postranslational modifications

Top down and bottom up mass spec

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Bradford

Coomassie dye binds to basic and hydrophobic amino acids, shifting from a free to bound state (blue)

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Biuret

at alkaline pHs, Cu2+ binds to the amide N, reducing Cu2+ to Cu, yielding a purple color that can be quantified

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Lowry

uses Biuret and the FC reagent that reacts with aromatic amino acids prev. modified by Cu, intensifying blue color

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SDS-PAGE (use Western Blot to check)

separation based on mass. denature proteins, and SDS coats the surface, imparting a uniform negative charge. ladders to identify MW (multiple bands indicate subunits)

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Gel Shift Assay

native state to see if protein is still functional or binding to DNA (Kd can be determined)

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Western Blot (after SDS-PAGE)

uses antibodies to find specific protein on a membrane after SDS-PAGE

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ELISA

antibody detection

coat surface with antigens —> add nonspecific proteins to fill in gaps and eliminate false positives —> add primary antibody to bind to target antigen —> add secondary antibody (anti-antigen) —> add substrate that reacts with secondary antibody to produce color

darker color means more protein

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Top-Down MS

liquid chromatography peptide separation of whole protein —> electrospray ionization —> ionized intact proteins —> MS —> proteoform selection and analysis —> bioinformatic database search

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Bottom-Up MS

digest proteins (usually trypsin) —> liquid chromatography peptide separation of digested peptides —> electrospray ionization —> ionized intact proteins —> MS —> peptide selection and analysis —> bioinformatic database search