2.Detection of proteins by biuret reaction (qualitative determination) Flashcards

1
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composition of biuret?

A

composed of two molecules of urea

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what is the principle of the reaction of biuret?

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in an alkaline milieu (interior), the Cu2+ ions react with peptide bonds and form a violet-colored complex

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what is the product color of the biuret reaction?

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violet

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4
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For producing positive biuret reaction, a compound should contain how many peptide bonds?

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2 at least

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5
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which materials are needed for the biuret reaction?

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 Diluted blood plasma (10x dilution)
 NaOH solution (2.5 mol/l)
 CuSO4 solution (0.065 mol/l)
 Pasteur pipette

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6
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which color we will observe If there is copper-II-sulphate in excess in our product in the biuret test?

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blue coloured Cu(OH)2 precipitate will appear in the bottom of the tube after several minutes.

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what is the color of the Cu(OH)2

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blue

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8
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How would you detect proteins in urine

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By sulphosalicylic acid (or nitric acid/trichloroacetic acid)

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9
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How would you detect the polypeptides?

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By the biuret reaction

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