MEASUREMENT OF PROTEINS Flashcards

1
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▪ determination of protein nitrogen derived from constituent amino acids

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KJELDAHL METHOD

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2
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▪ Nitrogen in pff is converted to ammonia using

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H2SO4

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3
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 The nitrogen in ammonia may be measured using:

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 Nesslerization
 Berthelot reaction
 Titration method

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4
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▪ Copper binds to the peptide bond structure of the protein, forming a purple-colored chromogen

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BIURET METHOD

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5
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▪ Tyrosine & tryptophan in proteins reduce PT-PMA reagent (folin-ciocalteu) to give a blue color

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FOLIN-CIOCALTEU METHOD

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6
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▪ Detects proteins in concentrations as low as 10 – 60 µg/mL

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FOLIN-CIOCALTEU METHOD

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7
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▪ Widely used in research to measure tissue & enzyme proteins

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FOLIN-CIOCALTEU METHOD

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8
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▪ Chiefly the result of the high electron density of aromatic rings of tyrosine & tryptophan in solution (pH 8)

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Absorption of UV light at 280 nm

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9
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▪ Based on the ability of proteins to bind certain dyes

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Dye-Binding Methods

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10
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▪ Bromcresol Green Method (BCG) for Albumin

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Dye-Binding Methods

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11
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▪ Used to stain protein bands after electrophoresis (e.g. Coomassie Brilliant Blue)

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Dye-Binding Methods

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12
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▪ direction of migration of proteins in an electrical field determined by surface charge & MW of protein

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PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS

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13
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Urine protein electrophoresis exactly same as serum except it must be concentrated before application

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PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS

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14
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PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS

Support media include

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cellulose acetate, agarose gel and starch gel

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15
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PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS

Stains:

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amido black, ponceau S and coomassie brilliant blue

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16
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: due to IgA (in serum); Cirrhosis

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❖ Beta-gamma bridging effect

17
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: Monoclonal gammopathy (Multiple myeloma)

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❖ Monoclonal band (gamma-globulin)

18
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: Chronic inflammation

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❖ Polyclonal band

19
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: nephrotic syndrome

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❖ Increase in α-2-macroglobulin

20
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deficiency in α-1-antitrypsin

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❖ α-1-globulin flat curve

21
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Juvenile cirrhosis

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❖ α-1-globulin flat curve

22
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  • plasma level above renal threshold as a result of metabolic disorder
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Overflow

23
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– enzyme deficiency (phenylalanine hydrolase)

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Phenylketonuria (PKU)

24
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  • increased phenylalanine in the blood
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Phenylketonuria (PKU)

25
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  • phenylpyruvic acid (prime metabolite) is present in both blood and urine in elevated concentration
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Phenylketonuria (PKU)

26
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– maple syrup urine disease

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Branched chain ketoaciduria

27
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  • caused by markedly reduced or absence of α-ketoacid decarboxylase
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Branched chain ketoaciduria

28
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  • increased branched chain amino acids (leucine, isoleucine & valine) in blood, urine and CSF
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Branched chain ketoaciduria

29
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  • normal plasma level but decreased renal threshold or reabsorption
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Renal

30
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– increased cystine, lysine, ornithine, arginine in urine

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• cystinuria

31
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  1. Screening tests
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a. TLC with ninhydrin
b. urine color tests
c. Guthrie microbiologiocal tests : PKU

32
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  1. Quantitative tests
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a. Ion-exchange chromatography
b. HPLC c. GC-MS