Spectroscopy etc Flashcards

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1
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In ultraviolet visible spectroscopy, the ratio of which of the following pairs of wavelengths provides an estimate of DNA purity?

A

260-280 nm

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2
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Which amino acids have useful fluorescent characteristics?

A

Tryptophan and Tyrosine

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3
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A 2-D (ief/SDS-PAGE) gel analysis separates proteins on the basis of:

A

size followed by charge

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4
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Reverse phase chromatography separates molecules based on which of the following physical properties?

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boh

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5
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In HPLC (high performance liquid chromatography) the stationary phase is typically which of the following?

A

boh

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6
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What term is given to the difference between the excitation wavelength and emission wavelength of a fluorophore?

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boh

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7
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In ultraviolet/visible spectroscopy the Beer-Lambert Law states that, for a given substance, the absorption of radiation is proportional to which of the following?

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Concentration of the absorbing solution

Path length of the absorbing solution

The intensity of the lamp

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8
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Lamp of UV/ Vis and cuvette

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Deuterium and tungsten

Plastic or quartz

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9
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beer lambert’s law

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A= log Io/I

A=ecl

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10
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Stokes shift

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l(em)- l(ex)
l(em)> l(ex)
higher wavelength means lower energy!

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11
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At what angle is fluorescence measured?

A

90°

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12
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lamp for fluorescence

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Xenon

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13
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How many monochromator for fluorescence spec.?

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2 one for emitted and one for excitation

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14
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Molecules separate because they have different…

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Distribution coefficients Kd which is determined by size, charge, hydrophobicity and shape

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15
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What is gel filtration based on?

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Size of molecules (larger are faster and smaller slower)

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16
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Uses of gel filtration

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Desalting/buffer exchange

17
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What is ion exchange chrome. based on ?

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Charge of molecules.

Bound molecules are then collected by eluting them with increasing gradients of salts

18
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Uses of ion exchange

A

Protein separation

19
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What is normal phase based on?

A

Hydrophobicity of molecules which bind to polar stationary phase

20
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What is reverse phase based on?

A

Hydrophobicity of molecules which bind to non-polar stationary phase

21
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What is affinity chrom. based on?

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Shape of molecules. A ligand specific to component we want to isolate is immobilised in the stationary phase. The component binds and I then washed away by a mobile phase that breaks the interaction