biochemistry pre test lab experiment 4 Flashcards

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1
Q

3 kinds of proteins in milk

A

casein, lactalbumin, lactoglobulin

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2
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What is the most nutritionally complete food found in nature

A

milk

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3
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_______ is the main protein in milk. It is a phosphoprotein

A

casein

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4
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3 similar proteins in milk

A

β-casein, α-casein, κ-casein

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5
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__-casein and __-casein are both insoluble in water

A

β-casein, α-casein

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6
Q

__-casein is responsible for solubilizing the other two casein in water by promoting the formation of micelles.

A

κ-casein

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7
Q

Casein exists in milk as the calcium salt, _________ ________

A

calcium caseinate

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8
Q

Calcium caseinate has an isoelectric point of pH ____.

A

4.6

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9
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The pH of milk is about ____

A

6.6

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10
Q

second most abundant protein in milk is __________

A

lactalbumin

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11
Q

________ carries out the immunological properties of milk. They protect the younger mammal until its immune system has developed

A

lactoglobulins

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12
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EXTRACTION OF CASEIN:
1. Measure 30 mL of nonfat milk and place it in a 100-mL beaker. Add 30 mL of distilled water. Heat on a hot plate to about 1___°C (top of the hot plate at about 2___°C). Monitor the temperature of the milk using a thermometer.

A

1- 55°C, 2- 65°C

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13
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EXTRACTION OF CASEIN:
2. When the mixture has reached 55°C, add the ____ ______ _____ dropwise to the warm
milk with stirring using a glass rod. Do not add the acid too rapidly. Continue the acid
addition, keep the beaker on the hot plate until the liquid changes from milky to
almost clear, and the casein no longer separates (No more than 2 mL of the acid is
needed).

A

10% acetic acid

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14
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EXTRACTION OF CASEIN:
3. Stand the mixture for __ minutes.

A

5

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15
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EXTRACTION OF CASEIN:
4. Stir the precipitated casein until it forms a large ___________ ______; then remove it with a stirring rod or tongs (or by filtration) and place it in another beaker. Label the beaker “casein”.

A

amorphous mass

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16
Q

EXTRACTION OF CASEIN:
5. Keep the filtrate (______ _______) for PART III.

A

whey solution

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17
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EXTRACTION OF CASEIN:
6. Place the obtained casein in a 100 mL beaker and add 5 mL of a mixture of : _____ _____ and ________. Stir the casein in the mixture for a few minutes, decant the liquid, and repeat the process with a second 5 mL portion of the solvent. These washings remove any small quantities of fat that may have precipitated with the casein. Place the casein between several layers of filter paper to help dry the product, and let it stand in the air for 10-15 minutes.

A

1- 1:1 ethyl ether, 2- ethanol

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18
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  1. Divide the extracted casein into two. Place one portion in an Erlenmeyer flask with ___ mL of _______ and ____ mL of ___ ______, stopper the mixture, shake it to ensure solution of as much of the casein as possible, and save it for use in the chemical tests below. The other portion is for observation of its physical properties. Record the physical appearance of casein in Table 1.
A

35 mL of water and 0.5 mL of 1M NaOH

19
Q

The 1______ Test is a general test for the presence of proteins, which is dependent on the presence of peptide bonds.

A

Buiret Test, Piotrowskis test

20
Q

A positive result for the Buiret Test or Piotrowskis test

A

Violet color, if it contains peptides, proteoses, and peptones, a minimum of 2 peptide bonds

21
Q

reagents of the biuret test

A

CuSO4 and NaOH

22
Q

_______ test is a general test for the presence of proteins, which is dependent on the presence of free alpha amino groups.

A

Ninhydrin test

23
Q

reagents of the Ninhydrin test

A

0.1 Ninhydrin solution

24
Q

A positive result for the Ninhydrin test

A

Presence of diketohydrin, a color complex that is also known as Ruhemans purple. (Deep blue or violet color)

25
Q

The __________ test is used to indicate the presence of amino acids containing phenyl (benzene ring), namely phenylalanine, tyrosine, and tryptophan

A

Xanthoproteic test

26
Q

reagents of the Xanthoproteic test

A

HNO3 and ammonia NH3

27
Q

A positive result for the Xanthoproteic test

A

(Yellow to orange color)

28
Q

________ reaction is a specific test for the presence of the amino acid tryptophan

A

Adamkiewicz reaction

29
Q

A positive result for the Adamkiewicz reaction

A

Formation of violet ring

30
Q

___________ test is a general test for the presence of carbohydrates in a solution

A

molisch’s test

31
Q

reagents of the molisch’s test

A

Molishs reagent and sulfuric acid (concentrated H2SO4)

32
Q

_________ test is a test for phosphate in the solution.

A

Phosphate test

33
Q

reagents of the Phosphate test

A

Concentrated HNO3 and 0.2M ammonium molybdate

34
Q

Tests for characterization of protein

A

Biuret Test, Ninhydrin Test, Xanthoproteic test, Adamkiewicz Test, Molischs test, and Phosphate test

35
Q

Test for other nutrients in milk

A

Test for lactose, test for calcium, Test for chlorides, and test for sulfates

36
Q

reagents of the Test for lactose

A

Benedicts reagent

37
Q

A positive result for the Test for lactose

A

Formation of a brick-red precipitate

38
Q

reagents of the test for calcium

A

Potassium Oxalate (K2C2O4)

39
Q

A positive result for the test for calcium

A

A white precipitate of calcium oxalate (CaC2O4)

40
Q

reagents of the test Test for chlorides

A

Silver Nitrate (AgNO3)

41
Q

A positive result for the Test for chlorides

A

A white precipitate of silver chloride (AgCl)

42
Q

reagents of the test Test for sulfates

A

Barium Chloride (BaCl2)

43
Q

A positive result for the Test for sulfates

A

A white precipitate of barium sulfate (BaSO4)