Question 17: Ampholyte Buffer maintains a stable pH gradient and proteins migrat
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Question 17: Ampholyte Buffer maintains a stable pH gradient and proteins migrate based on charge and stop at the pH that equals protein’s: pKa-1. pKa-2. pKa-3 pI. N-terminal pKa.
15: What was the best method for this purification?
Subcellular fractionation. b. Ammonium sulfate precipitation.
13: Which procedure was the best in increasing purity:
Size Exclusion Chromatography. b. Salt precipitate. c. Ion Exchange.
d. Affinity Chromatography. e. Acid Precipitate.
Gel filtration chromatography. d. Ion exchange chromatography.
e. Affinity chromatography
12: The size exclusion chromatography step:
destroyed the protein. b. increased the specific activity.
c. increased yield. d. was a total waste of time here, but could be used in a revised purification as an earlier procedure step because it was safe
Explanation / Answer
15.Correct answer is:b.ammonium sulfate precipitation
Reason:Above method would be best to purify the protein.
13.The correct answer would be:a.size exclusion chromatography
Reason:This chromatography shows good sensitivity with no sample loss as the solutes do not interact with the stationary phase.
12.Correct answer would be: c.increased yield
Reason:This chromatography increases yield as there is no sample loss.
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