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ANALYTICAL METHODS [ELECTROPHORESIS] Flashcards

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1
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This method utilizes the migration of charged particles in an electric field.

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Electrophoresis

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Electrophoresis separates protein on the basis of (?).

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Electric Charge Densities

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In electrophoresis, what is the charge of a protein and where does it move towards to?

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(-) charged, moves towards the anode.

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This is the migration of small charged ions.

This method is under electrophoresis.

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Ionophoresis

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5
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This is the migration of charges macromolecules.

This method is under electrophoresis.

ZE

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Zone Electrophoresis

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This is defined as a molecule whose net charge can either be positive or negative depending on the pH.

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Amphoteric

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What is the movement of buffer ions and solvent relative to the fixed support?

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Electroendosmosis/Endosmosis

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What is defined as zero net charge?

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Isolectric Point

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These are the components of electrophoresis.

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  • Electrical Power
  • Support Medium
  • Buffer
  • Sample
  • Detecting System
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10
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What are the examples of support mediums used in electrophoresis?

CA, AG, PG

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  • Celluloe Acetate
  • Agaroe Gel
  • Polyacrylamide Gel (PAGE)
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11
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What are the examples of buffer solutions used in electrophoresis?

B, T

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  • Barbital (Standard pH)
  • Trisboric EDTA
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12
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What are the factors affecting rate of migration?

(+/-), S, S, N, T

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  • Charge of Molecule
  • Size and Shape
  • Electric Field Strength
  • Nature of Medium
  • Temperature
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These are the supporting media for eletrophoresis.

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  • Paper
  • Starch Gel
  • Cellulose Acetate
  • Agarose Gel
  • Polyacrylamide
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14
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What supporting media separates by surface and molecular size?

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Starch Gel

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What supporting media ONLY separates by molecular size?

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Cellulose Acetate

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16
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What supporting media is neutral, separates by electrical charge, and does not bind to protein?

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Agarose Gel

17
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This supporting media is neutral, separates on the basis of charge and molecular size.

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Polyacrylamide Gel

18
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In a polyacrylamide gel media, how many fractions does proteins separate into?

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20

19
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What are the stains used for the visualization of fractions?

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  • Amido Black
  • Sudan Black
  • Oil Red O
  • Fat Red 7B
  • Coomassie Blue
  • Ponceau S
  • Gold/Silver Stain
20
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This is the measure of absorbance of stains through the concentration of dye and protein fraction.

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Densitometry

21
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This method scans and quantitae electrophoretic patterns by reading gel and cellulose acetate membranes.

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Densitometry

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