L4 Flashcards

1
Q

How does NA increase?

A

With wider and closer lenses
Replacing air with oil

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2
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whats the most efficient way of sterilizing

A

autoclaving

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3
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what is spectrophotometry

A

measures how much a particular color of light passes through a substance to identify and quantify the substance

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4
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what are the units of absorbance

A

there are none

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5
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what are units of transmittance

A

unitless

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6
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whats a direct measurement

A

counting exact amount of the thing you want

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7
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indirect measure

A

might not be exact, but could be more convenient
(ie, count shoes in room but not people, what if someone has more than one pair? )

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8
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what do bacteria cell walls do in spectrophotometry

A

they scatter light

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9
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do bigger cells scatter more light than small cells in spectrophotometry

A

yes

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10
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what part of DNA/RNA absorbs light

A

the bases (not sugars)

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11
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where do RNA/DNA absorb light best

A

260nm

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12
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do different DNA from different species change in regards to absorbance

A

no - all sequences of DNA use the same E value for double stranded DNA

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13
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where do proteins absorb light best

A

280 nm

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14
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when working with DNA and protein, what happens

A

there’s normally overlap because their absorbance optimum is around the same value (contamination)

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15
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by comparing 260 (DNA) and protein (280), what can we determine

A

the purity of each of them

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16
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what is the ration of pure DNA In 260/280 conditions?

17
Q

what is the ration of pure protein In 260/280 conditions?

18
Q

Is protein in spectrophotometry variable?

A

yes because of the different amino acids

19
Q

what an indirect measurement for protein

A

Bradford assay

20
Q

what is the Bradford assay

A

measurement of color change when coomassie blue dye binds proteins
(blue = protein)

not perfect though

21
Q

what is the biuret assay

A

measurement of colour change when Copper II sulfate reacts with proteins under alkaline conditions

reaction turns purple when copper reacts with peptide bonds

22
Q

for color to chnage in a biuret assay, what is required?

A

protein, not amino acids because they dont have peptide bonds

23
Q

what is technological miniaturization

A

cuvette less spectrophotometry that doesn’t require diluted sample and only requires a drop

24
Q

whats the first identification of Bacteria

A

looking at it under the microscope

25
whats a common bacteria that you've used in the lab
E coli
26
what are groupings related to
the plane of cell devision
27
whats the prefix for chains
strepto
28
prefix for pairs
diplo
29
cluster prefix
staphy
30
can you have clusters of bacilli
no
31
what can stain show us
some features of cells
32
what is fimbriae for
useful for the bacteria to stick to stuff
33
what kind of microscopy do you need to see ribosomes
electron microscopy