analyzing proteins and DNA Flashcards
used to separate organelles based on size and density
ultracentrifuge
separates proteins based on charge
ion exchange chromatography
chromatography that separates proteins based on size
gel-filtration chromatography
separates proteins based on attraction
affinity chromatography
creates an even charge so that things can be divided based on size
SDS page
separates proteins based on isoelectric point and then size
2D gels/electrophoresis
allows for the identification of unknown proteins
mass spectroscopy
used to identify the presence of protein resolved by SDS page and MW could be determined
western blott
can be used to identify a protein that can be in complex with a known protein
immunoprecipitation
detects the presence of antigen; used when quantification of an antigen from a slurry of protein (like a blood sample) is desired
direct ELISA
detects the presence of antibodies and is used for HIV testing
Indirect ELISA
allows for the detection and quantification of antigen
used for pregnancy tests
tells us about shape and anatomic distances within the molecule (must be able to crystallize the protein)
X-ray chromatography
can analyze protein in solution (limited by size)
NMR
separates DNA particles based on size
Agarose gel