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| Protein Purification in organic chemistry |
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| distillation, sublimation, mixed solvent recrystilization |
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| Protein Purification in protein chemistry |
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-properties of proteins are determined by conformation
-must prevent loss of conformation (denaturation) and chemical degradation
-must consider pH, contaminating enzymes (proteases) , temperature, reactivity of thiol groups |
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| Basic tools during protein purification |
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-method to quantify (assay) protein concentration
-method to direct protein of interest in a mixture of proteins (activity assays for enzyme or mobility in a el) |
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-tissue
-recombinant techniques |
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| Lyse cells from a homogenous suspension |
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-sonication
-microfluidization |
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| to separate soluble and insoluble portions |
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| Draw Lactate reacting with NAD+ |
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| Differential centrifugation |
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| The homogenate (cell lysate) may be fractionated by differential centrifugation |
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| Fractionation of protein by column chromatography |
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| Solid phases re generally built from polysaccharides |
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| used to remove small molecules such as salts from the sample and to exchange buffers for subsequent purification steps |
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-Brands
.Sephadex
.Sephacryl
.Cellulose
.Biogel
-large molecules flow more rapidly though the column and emerge first because smaller volume is ccessible to them.
-a mixture of small proteins in a small volume is applied to column filled with pourous label because large protiens cannot enter intergral volume of beads and emerge sooner |
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| Ion exchange cromatograph |
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Seperated based on net chare
-seect the appropriate resin based on protein chare at a crentain pH
above pI- net negative charge
below pI- net positive charge
1. Apply sample
2.Was with low salt concentration
3. Elute with an increasing salt gradient (0 to 1M for example) |
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| Ion exhange chromatography |
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-powerful mean for isolating transcription factors
-flucose-binding protien attatches to glucose resues on beds
-Glucose-binding protins are released on additon of glucose
-ex: Many recombinant protiens are expressed with a 6 His tag added on t facilitate purification on a Ni2+ afinity column |
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-way of visulizing protiens
-protines not a the pI will move in n eletric field
-solid phases can be gels agrose or polyacdrylamide) or paper
-Electrophoretic mobilty epends on charge, size, pH, and voltage
-In SDS gel electrophoresis (denaturing gel eletrophoresis)
- a detergent sodium dodecylsulfate (SDS) and b-mercaptoethanol are added to the sample
-b-mercaptoehtanol
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-samples move within a pH gradient in the gel (without SDS)until it reaches a position in the gell at which the pH is equalto the pI of the protein
-flat ben and open pourous gel ith gradient pH and protien will seperate via charge |
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is expressed as units
1 U= umoles/min
-comparge absolute purity by saying u/mg |
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| Relates the ratio of enzyme activity to the amount of protien in the mixture |
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| Density Gradient Centrifugation |
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-detrmine mass of sample
-make gradient of denisty in tube (layer)
-place in router in centrigue
-it would find its density
-fractionate based on density[image] |
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| Determination of amino acid sequence |
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-hydrolyzing Amino Acid
-breaking small bonds
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to label the N-ternminal residue
-one way to sequence
-protien in order
-used to tage in order to label
-once labelded can be hydrolysed
-the tg with label phenyl has a characterstic speperation can be identified |
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| Where can trypsin cleave? |
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| Carboxyl side of lysine and arginine residues |
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| Where does Clostripain cleave? |
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| Carboxyl side of tyrosine, tryptophan, phenylalanine, leucine, and methionine |
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| Things antibodies attatch to |
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is a protien
-synthesized by an animal in response to the presence of a foreign substance called an antigen |
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| specific group of cluster of amino acids on target molecule |
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heterogenous mixture of anibodies, each specific for one of varios epitopes on an antigen
-ex. serum of rabit antiodies |
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| all identical produced by clones of a single anti-body producing cell. They recognize one specific epitope. |
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Problem: antibody-producing cells isolated from an organism have shor life spans
Solution: derive cell lines form cancer multiple myeloma, which generates large number of clls of a single kind
Bigger solution:
-fuse shortlived antibody with immortal myeloma
-antigen injected in mouse
-spleen removed serveral weeks later
-pasma from spleen fused with immortal cells
-result
.produces identical ntibody specified by partent cell of spleen |
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| Preperation of monoclonal antibodies |
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Hybridoma cells are formed by the fusion of antibody-producing cells and myeloma cells
-the hybrid cels are allowed to proliferate by growing the in selective medium
-they are then screened to determine which ones produe antibody of desired specifity |
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. to detect presence of virus
Process
-antigen coated well
-wash
-specific antibody binds to antigen
-wash
-Ezme linked antibody binds to spcific antibody
-wash
-substrate is added and converted by ezyme into product |
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.detect antigen rather than antibody
-monoclonal antibody coated well
-wash
-antigen binds to anitbody
-wash
-second monoclonal antibody linked to enzyme binds to imobilized antigen
-wash
-substrate is added and cowashed by enzyme into produce |
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| What does Elisa Stand for? |
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| Enzymed-linked immunosorbant assay |
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-permits directon of proteins seperated by gel electophoresis
-protiens on SDS-polyacrylamide gel are transferred to a polymer sheet (nitrocellulose) andstained with radioactive antibody
.a bond corresponding to the protein to which the antibody binds protein to which the antibody binds appear in the autoradio gram[image] |
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| Synthetic peptides serve as valuable tools |
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1. antigens to stimulate the formation of specific antibodies
2. to isolate receptors for many hormones and other signal molecules
3. drugs
4. to understant the rules governing protein folding into 3D structures |
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-a peptide hormone that stimulates water resoprtion
-a more stable syntheic aanolgo of this antidiruetic homone
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. (matrix assisted base desorption-ionization)-(time of flight)
-how fast does molecule process |
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