Protein methods Flashcards

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Digestion of proteins to measure nitrogen

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Kjeldahl

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2
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TP reference method

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Kjeldahl

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3
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2 steps in Kjeldahl

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Kjeldahlization
Ammonia measurement (colorimetric)

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4
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conversion of N to NH3

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Kjeldahlization

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5
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agents used in Kjeldahlization

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Sulfuric acid
Cupric sulfate
Potassium sulfate

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digesting agent (340-360C)
*kjeldahlization

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Sulfuric acid

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catalyst
*kjeldahlization

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Cupric sulfate

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8
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increase boiling pt
*kjeldahlization

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Potassium sulfate

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9
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2 reactions that may be used in ammonia measurement
*kjeldahl

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Nessler’s reaction
Berthelot reaction

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10
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use of double iodide of Hg and K

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Nessler’s reaction

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Nessler’s reaction

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Ammonia + Nessler’s rgt –> Ammonium dimercuric iodide (YELLOW)

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12
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Berthelot reaction

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Ammonia + Alk. Hypochlorite –> Indophenol BLUE

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13
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measurement of RI

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refractometry

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14
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formation of violet-colored chelate betw. cupric ions and peptide bonds (measured at 540 nm)

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Biuret

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Biuret reagent composition

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Cupric ions
Tartrate salt
Potassium iodide

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16
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Biuret rgt:
Breaks peptide bonds

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Cupric ions

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17
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Biuret rgt:
Keeps copper in soln

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Tatrate salt

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18
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Biuret rgt:
Stabilizes cupric ions

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Potassium iodide

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19
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Protein binds to dye and causes spectral shift in the absorbance max of dye

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Dye binding

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20
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Used dyes for Total protein measurement

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Bromphenol blue
Coomassie brilliant blue
Lissamine green
Amido black 10B
Ponceau S

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21
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Methods for Albumin measurement

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Salt precipitation
Dye binding
Electrophoresis

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22
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precipitating agent in Salt Precipitation

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Sodium sulfate (precipitates Globulin)

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23
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precipitated in high salt conc.

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Globulin

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24
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left in supernatant which will be measured using Biuret reaction

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Albumin

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Dyes for Albumin measurement
Methyl orange HABA (2,4-Hydroxybenzone benzoic acid) Bromcresol green Bromcresol purple
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nonspecific dye for albumin
Methyl orange
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albumin dye with many interferences (salicylates, bilirubin)
HABA (2,4-Hydroxybenzone benzoic acid)
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Sensitive dye for albumin Overestimates low alb lvl
Bromcresol Green
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Most commonly used dye for Albumin
Bromcresol GREEN
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Specific, sensitive, and precise dye for Albumin
Bromcresol Purple
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inc. negativity inc. number (conc.) = ?
Inc. migration distance
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most anodic protein
albumin
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least anodic protein
gamma globulin
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support media for protein electrophoresis
Cellulose acetate Agarose gel
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Inc. conc. of fractionated protein = ?
Darker band fraction
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Used to compute the area under the absorbance where the medium is placed after electrophoresis
Scanning densitometer
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Normal: Alb, a1, a2, B INCREASED: y
monoclonal gammopathy
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Decreased: Alb, a1, B, y Increased: a2
Nephrotic syndrome
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Normal: B, y Decreased: Alb Increased: a1, a2
Acute inflammation
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Normal: Alb, a1, a2, B Severely decreased/none: y
Hypogamma globulinemia
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Normal: Alb, a2, B, y Severely decreased: a1
a1 antitrypsin deficiency
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Fused increase of B and y all are decreased
Cirrhosis (B-y bridging) *diagnostic
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Normal: Albumin Increased: a1, a2, B, y
Chronic inflammation
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Demonstrate other specific proteins IN THE GLOBULIN FRACTION, outside albumin fraction
High resolution protein electrophoreis
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uses higher voltage couple with a cooling system and more concentrated buffer
High resolution protein electrophoreis
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Turbidimetric methods for proteins
SSA TCA Benzethonium chloride
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Proteins are precipitated as particles and turbidity measured spectrophotometrically
Turbidimetric methods: SSA TCA Benzethonium chloride
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Rapid test easy to use and perform
Turbidimetric methods: SSA TCA Benzethonium chloride
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Has unequal sensitivity for individual protein
Turbidimetric methods Dye binding
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Accurate method for urine protein
Biuret
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Initial biuret reaction
Folin Lowry
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Oxidation of AA residues by a reagent with a blue resulting color
Folin Lowry
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Reagent used in Folin Lowry
Folin Phenol reagent
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Resulting color in Folin Lowry method
blue
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Very sensitive test for urine protein
Folin Lowry
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Has limited linearity of the reaction
Dye binding for proteins in other body fluids (Coomassie blue, Ponceau S)
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diagnostic method for MS
CSF protein electrophoresis
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diagnostic result for MS
Oligoclonal banding in CSF protein electrophoresis
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conditions in the blood and tissues outside the CNS
Multiple myeloma (serum/urine) Monoclonal and Polyclonal gammopathies
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Ave nitrogen content in proteins
16%