33. XRay crystallography Flashcards

1
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Bragg diffraction equation

A

2 x d x sin (O) = n x lamda

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2
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Upper mass limit of ESI

A

100kDa

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3
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What is the upper mass limit of MALDI?

A

300kDa

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4
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What is the precision of mass measurement for ESI?

A

0.005%-0.05%

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5
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What is the precision of mass measurement for MALDI?

A

0.05%-0.1%

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6
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What is the sensitivity of ESI?

A

0.5 pmol

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7
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What is the sensitivity of MALDI?

A

0.1 pmol

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8
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F = q * E + q * v * B

What is this equation? Explain parameters

A
Lorentz force
Q : charge on the particle
E : electric field
B : magnetic field
V : velocity of the particle
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9
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TOF equation

A

t = (d/sqrt2U) * sqrt (m/q)

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10
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Wavelength range of x-rays

A

10^-8 to 10^-12 metres

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11
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Frequency range of X-rays

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10^6 to 10^20 hertz

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12
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What are the 2 types of difraction?

A
  • Fresnel

- Fraunhaufer

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13
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What is a mono crystal?

A

crystal lattice of the entire sample is unbroken and continuous

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14
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5 steps of X-ray crystallography

A
  1. Crystalization of the sample
  2. diffraction + interference
  3. Detection
  4. Calculation of lattice spacing
  5. Construction of electron density map + atomic model
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15
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What information do we get from interference pattern?

A
  • angle of diffraction

- intensity of spot (pptional to the number of electrons in the plane)

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16
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What is the interference maxima?

A

Site of amplification (constructive interference)

17
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What is mass spectrometry?

A

Determining the chemical composition of a sample by analyzing the spectra of the mass of atoms in a gas phase

18
Q

3 components of mass spectrometer

A

ion source
analyser
detector

19
Q

What does ESI stand for?

A

electrospray ionization

20
Q

What is the result of ESI?

A

a continuous stream of ionized, accelerated molecules

21
Q

What does MALDI stand for?

A

Matrix assisted laser desorption / ionization

22
Q

What is desorption?

A

release of an absorbed substance from a surface

23
Q

What are 3 important characteristic of the matrix the sample is absorbed into?

A
  • small molecular weight
  • contains tiny cations
  • highly absorbtive of laser light
24
Q

What happens to the matrix when the laser hits it?

A

irradiated spot becomes heated and vibrationally excited. matrix molecules carry analyte molecules inton the gas phase. Analyte molecules are ionized by being protonated / deprotonated

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What is the Lorentz force?
forced exerted on a charged particle moving through both an electric and a magnetic field
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Principle of the magnetic method for mass analysis
ions are deflected by a magnetic field according to their masses. The lighter they are, the more deflected they will be.
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What is the time of flight method?
Ions with a larger m/z ratio will reach a lower speed if accelerated with the same voltage
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What technique is most used in proteomics?
Tandem mass spectrometry (2 or more mass analyzers connected together)
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Which enzyme is missing in phenylketonuria?
phenylalanine hydroxylase