A9 Isolation and Purification of Proteins Flashcards
ISOLATION OF CASEIN: Products (5)
MILK
(40C, 10% HCl, Centrifuge)
Curd
(Wash with distilled H2O until Cl- free filter)
Ppt.
(dry between filter paper, wash with 95% alcohol filter)
Ppt.
Ether
filter
Ppt.
Casein
ISOLATION OF CASEIN: Discard
Whey
Filtrate
Filtrate
Filtrate
ISOLATION OF EGG ALBUMIN: Products (4)
EGG WHITE
(1N HOAc
filter through cheesecloth, stir)
filtrate
(saturated (NH4)2SO4
centrifuge
Centrifugate
(saturated (NH4)2SO4
refrigerate 2-5 days
centrifuge
ppt albumin
ISOLATION OF EGG ALBUMIN: discard
ppt Ovoglubin & ovomucin
Removal of proteins from the chemical mass or biological fluid in which they are found through disruption of tissue
Isolation
Purity is increased for every step of isolation performed on a protein
Purification
Conditions controlled not to denature protein (3)
Low temperature
pH near protein native pH
High Protein concentration
Procedures used for separation and purification of proteins (3)
Salting out
Isoelectric precipitations
precipitation with organic solvents or acidic protein precipitants
Methods used to establish the purity or homogenity of protein preparation (4)
Testing solubility in a solvent
Electrophilic mitigation rate
Rate of sedimentation
Chromatographic analysis
Chemicals which can be used to extract proteins (4)
Water
Dilute salt
Acid
Alkaline solutions
Detergent solutions or organic solvents needed when protein is associated with other organic substances thus cannot be extracted
Acetone
Ether
Butanol
Used when necessary to remove small ions or exchange one ionic environment (3)
Dialysis
Ultrafiltration
Moelcular exclusion chromatography