Laboratory 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What was the set up for this exeperiment?

A

We retained the pellets from T0 to T90 from the previous practical

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2
Q

What must you first do to the pellets retained from last week?

A

They must be re-supsended in 450 ul of SDS sample buffer

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3
Q

What exactly are you doing in this practical?

A

Creating a gel to carry out electrophoresis of your samples from T0 to T90

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4
Q

Why do you not need to add size marker to your samples?

A

Size marker is already in the sample buffer

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5
Q

Write a note on your size marker

A

The protein markers are pre-stained and have molecular weights of:
175
80
58
46
30
25
17
7kDa

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6
Q

How do we confirm protein expression of Green fluorescence protein?

A

By SDS page analysis

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7
Q

How do we confirm protein expression of Green fluorescence protein?

A

By SDS page analysis

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8
Q

Why do we use SDS page analysis to confirm protein expression?

A

It allows for visualisation of expressed proteins and allows for an estimation of the molecular weight of the protein

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9
Q

What gels do you need to prepare in this experiment?

A

A 12% resolving gel

A 5% stacking gel

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10
Q

What gel system do we use?

A

A mini ATTO gel system

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11
Q

What do you need to prepare our resolving gel?
(5)

A

H2O
30% acrylamide mix
1.5M Tris Cl pH8.8
10% SDS
10% ammonium persulphate
TEMED

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12
Q

How should you pour the resolving gel?

A

Pour into gel template up to approximately 1.5cm from the top of the notched plate

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13
Q

What should you add after the resolving gel?
(2)

A

0.1% SDS solution

and leave to set for at least 20 minutes

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14
Q

What is the second gel you have to prepare?

A

3ml of the 5% stacking gel

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15
Q

What do you need to make the stacking gel?
(6)

A

H2O
30% acrylamide mix
1M Tris Cl pH6.8
10% SDS
10% ammonium persulphate
TEMED

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16
Q

What should you do before adding the stacking gel?

A

Pour of the 0.1% SDS overlay

17
Q

What should you do after adding your 3ml of stacking gel?

A

Insert the comb into the template and allow the gel to set for 20 mins

18
Q

How do you set up the gel?
(4)

A

Remove the comb and gasket

Insert the gel rig with the notched plate facing the inner chamber

Fill inner and outer buffer chambers with tris-glycine

Wash wells with tris-glycine

19
Q

Why must you wash the wells with buffer?

A

TO remove unpolymerised acrylamide

20
Q

How should you go about electrophoresing the gel?
(2)

A

Electrophorese at 125V/100mA until the dye has reached the bottom of the gel

This should take approx 45 minutes

21
Q

What dye should you use in your samples?

A

Bromophenol Blue Dye

22
Q

What should you do with the gel after electrophoresis?
(3)

A

Remove it with a scalpel

Transfer resolving gel to staining solution containing 1% Commaissie Blue Stain

After 1 hour, de stain for several hours