Test 1: Analysis after Purified Culture Grown Flashcards

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1
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Cell Fractionation is used to…

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purify organelles of interest.

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2
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The three steps of Fractionation is…

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  1. Lyse
  2. Centrifuge purification
  3. Analysis
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3
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Lysing must be gentle to…

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preserve organelles

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4
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Lysing can be done by… (5)

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  1. Sonification
  2. Grinding
  3. Filtration (thru extra small holes)
  4. Osmotic stress (to cause lysing)
  5. Detergent (disrupt PM but not organelle membrane)
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5
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While lysing, ___ must be used to cushion organelles. This is to prevent ___

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Buffer (0.2 M sucrose), osmotic stress

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Centrifuge Purification has 3 different methods.Which is rough and which is finer?

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  1. Differential - rough
  2. Equilibrium - fine
  3. Velocity - fine
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7
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Differential Centrifugation is separation by…

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size

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8
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Differential Centrifugation is done to the homogenate. Pellet has…

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whole cells, nuclei, cytoskeleton

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9
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After pellet is medium speed centrifugation. Pellet contains…

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mitochondria, lysosome, peroxisome.

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After medium speed centrifugation is high speed centrifugation. Pellet contains…

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Microsome (from ER), small vesicles

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11
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After high speed centrifugation is very high speed centrifugation. Pellet contains…

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Ribosome, virus, and large macromolecules.

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12
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Velocity Centrifugation has a (shallow/deep) gradient and sorts by…

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shallow; shape and size

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13
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s-value is also called… This is for _ Centrifugation. What organelle is labeled with this?

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sedimentation coefficient. Velocity. 40s v 80s ribosome.

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14
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Equilibrium Centrifugation has a (shallow/deep) gradient and sorts by…

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Deep; density

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15
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In (velocity/equilibrium) centrifugation, organelle is stopped before it can match zone of density/hit bottom

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velocity

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16
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Velocity of particle = …

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([centrifuge force]/[frictional force]) - (1 - [density of medium]/[density of particle])

17
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Velocity of particle = …: In Velocity Centri, what term approaches zero? Why? So what determines velocity?

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Second term, because density of medium (shallow gradient) &laquo_space;density of particle. Frictional Force (or size and shape) det velocity

18
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Velocity of particle = …: In equi centri, density of particle and density of medium differs. If velocity is negative, density of particle is (greater than/lesser than) that of medium, the second term is (-/+) and it will move (downward/upward).

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less than; -; downward

19
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After organelle purification comes…

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analysis

20
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Ensure purity of organelles by…

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  1. Microscopy (look as in cell, and only 1 kind)

2. Enzymatic activity (must not have other organelle specific activity AND express target organelle specific activity)

21
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Determining which macromolecule is required for organelle function by… This is done (in vivo/in utero)

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Cell Free System; in vitro

22
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Cell Free System requires 2 steps:

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  1. Fractionalize organelle to separate macromol

2. Add back in different combo to test for activity of interest

23
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Complicating factors for Cell Free System are…

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  1. Inhibitors

2. Codependent proteins