Lec7 Flashcards

1
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Immunofluorescence

A

Antibodies covalently bonded to fluorescent dye

Antibodies have an affinity for a target and will glow when attached to the target

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2
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IgG

A

Antibody

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3
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How to make an antibody

A

Inject a protein into an animal

Wait for animal to make antibodies against it

Purify all antibodies and isolate the ones that stick to the target

Takes a long time to do

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4
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YFP

A

Your fav protein

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5
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Direct immunofluorescence

A

Target sticks to antibody which is attached to dye

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6
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Indirect immunofluorescence

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Primary antibodies are attached to the target

Secondary antibodies attach to primary and have the dye

More steps but also more fluorescence

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7
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Fluorescent fusion proteins

A

Fluorescent proteins are made of GFP (green fluorescent protein)

By making modifications to the gene, it will have different fluorescence

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8
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Fluorescent fusion proteins

Method

A

Make a cell that is one part YFP and one part GFP

To make this you need a mRNA that binds to both

To make the mRNA you need a plasmid with YFP attached to the GFP

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8
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Microtubule Fluorescent fusion proteins example

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Fusion protein is attached alongside regular microtubules by the side with the microtubule on it rather than the dye. The dye allows the presence of the microtubule to fluoresce

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8
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Nomenclature for fusion protein

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First protein (colon) second protein

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9
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Tagged fusion protein

A

YFP is attached to HA-tag which is made by plasmids

Fusion proteins can be detected through anitbodies rather than dye

Mix of the other two methods

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10
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Methods to eliminate specific proteins of the cell

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Can act at the DNA RNA or protein level

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11
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DNA level

Gene mutation

A

Cells with a nun functioning gene cannot make YFPs

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12
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Delta YFG

A

Deletion of your favorite gene

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13
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Morpholinos

RNA level

A

Synthetic mRNA molecules that bind to target mRNAs that block ribosomes

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14
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Antibody depletion

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Antibodies bind to YFPs within the cell and stop them from functioning

Protein level