protein analysis

protein analysis
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  • 1

    In the earlier days, the complex nitrogen-rich substance found in cells of all animals and plants are not identified until Berzelius suggested the name?

    protein

  • 2

    Who suggested the name protein?

    berzelius

  • 3

    What is the meaning of greek work proteios?

    primary

  • 4

    Most of the 20 basic amino acids present in proteins were present from?

    1819 until 1904

  • 5

    Amino acid are the building blocks of the cell, which constitute majority of its dry mass

    false (proteins)

  • 6

    Proteins are the products of nucleic acid transcription and translation, the ultimate impact of the data processed and produced by nucleic acid is expressed in proteins

    true

  • 7

    In what year, Martin and Synge developed chromatography, a technique which is now widely used to separate proteins?

    1942

  • 8

    Who developed chromatography?

    Martin and Synge

  • 9

    What technique is now widely used to separate proteins that was developed by Martin and Synge in 1942?

    chromatography

  • 10

    In protein isolation, the procedure that may be used to achieve optimal isolation of proteins/ Protein isolation procedures depends upon:

    sample type, location of protein of interest, required protein yield for the subsequent analtsis to be performed

  • 11

    This is where you want to quantify or identify your desired proteins

    western blotting, enzyme-linked immunosorbent (ELISA), gel shift assays (EMSA), reporter assays, mass spectrometry immunoprecipitation

  • 12

    this are the first phases in cell fractionation

    tissue disruption and cell lysis

  • 13

    The goal is to disaggregate the cells and break them open with minimal damage to the cellular fraction of interest

    lysing cells and tissues

  • 14

    What are/is the methods for lysing cells ranger from physical methods?

    heat treatment, homogenization, sonication

  • 15

    What are/is the methods for lysing cells ranger from chemical methods?

    treatment with a detergent solution

  • 16

    This technique of protein isolation by physical disruption depend on the use of rotating blades to grind and disperse substantial amounts of complex tissue.

    mechanical methods

  • 17

    Waring blender and polytron are used in what techniques of protein isolation by disruption?

    mechanical methods

  • 18

    This technique of protein isolation by physical disruption is the most commonly used technique for cell disruption.

    liquid homogenization

  • 19

    AWhat type of homogenizer consists of a round glass pestle that is manually driven into a glass tube

    dounce homogenizer

  • 20

    What type of homogenizer consists of manually or chemical driven polytetrafluoroethylene pestle shaped to fit a rounded or conical vessel

    potter-elvehjem homoginizer

  • 21

    What type of homogenizer consists of piston that us used to apply high pressure to a sample volume 40-250 mL, forcing it through a tiny hole in the press.

    french press

  • 22

    This equipment is expensive and is often the method of choice for breaking the bacterial cells mechanically

    french press

  • 23

    This is commonly used to lyse bacterial and mammalian cells

    freeze-thaw method

  • 24

    This is the most basic and common method used to disrupt cells

    manual grinding

  • 25

    This is another method that can be used to physically disrupt and break open cells

    sonication

  • 26

    This is a primary protein purification methis in use in most laboratories

    column chromatography

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    In the earlier days, the complex nitrogen-rich substance found in cells of all animals and plants are not identified until Berzelius suggested the name?

    protein

  • 2

    Who suggested the name protein?

    berzelius

  • 3

    What is the meaning of greek work proteios?

    primary

  • 4

    Most of the 20 basic amino acids present in proteins were present from?

    1819 until 1904

  • 5

    Amino acid are the building blocks of the cell, which constitute majority of its dry mass

    false (proteins)

  • 6

    Proteins are the products of nucleic acid transcription and translation, the ultimate impact of the data processed and produced by nucleic acid is expressed in proteins

    true

  • 7

    In what year, Martin and Synge developed chromatography, a technique which is now widely used to separate proteins?

    1942

  • 8

    Who developed chromatography?

    Martin and Synge

  • 9

    What technique is now widely used to separate proteins that was developed by Martin and Synge in 1942?

    chromatography

  • 10

    In protein isolation, the procedure that may be used to achieve optimal isolation of proteins/ Protein isolation procedures depends upon:

    sample type, location of protein of interest, required protein yield for the subsequent analtsis to be performed

  • 11

    This is where you want to quantify or identify your desired proteins

    western blotting, enzyme-linked immunosorbent (ELISA), gel shift assays (EMSA), reporter assays, mass spectrometry immunoprecipitation

  • 12

    this are the first phases in cell fractionation

    tissue disruption and cell lysis

  • 13

    The goal is to disaggregate the cells and break them open with minimal damage to the cellular fraction of interest

    lysing cells and tissues

  • 14

    What are/is the methods for lysing cells ranger from physical methods?

    heat treatment, homogenization, sonication

  • 15

    What are/is the methods for lysing cells ranger from chemical methods?

    treatment with a detergent solution

  • 16

    This technique of protein isolation by physical disruption depend on the use of rotating blades to grind and disperse substantial amounts of complex tissue.

    mechanical methods

  • 17

    Waring blender and polytron are used in what techniques of protein isolation by disruption?

    mechanical methods

  • 18

    This technique of protein isolation by physical disruption is the most commonly used technique for cell disruption.

    liquid homogenization

  • 19

    AWhat type of homogenizer consists of a round glass pestle that is manually driven into a glass tube

    dounce homogenizer

  • 20

    What type of homogenizer consists of manually or chemical driven polytetrafluoroethylene pestle shaped to fit a rounded or conical vessel

    potter-elvehjem homoginizer

  • 21

    What type of homogenizer consists of piston that us used to apply high pressure to a sample volume 40-250 mL, forcing it through a tiny hole in the press.

    french press

  • 22

    This equipment is expensive and is often the method of choice for breaking the bacterial cells mechanically

    french press

  • 23

    This is commonly used to lyse bacterial and mammalian cells

    freeze-thaw method

  • 24

    This is the most basic and common method used to disrupt cells

    manual grinding

  • 25

    This is another method that can be used to physically disrupt and break open cells

    sonication

  • 26

    This is a primary protein purification methis in use in most laboratories

    column chromatography