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- What physical method is most frequently use to determine three dimensional structures of protein? Fluorescence spectroscopy Electron microscopy X ray crystallography Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy Mass spectrometryWhich of the following techniques takes advantage of NET CHARGE to purify/characterize proteins? a. Isoelectric focusing b. Hydrophobic chromatography c. Affinity chromatography d. DialysisExplain.What is a technique often used to study the three-dimensional structure of proteins? A.X-ray crystallographyB.Optical coherence tomographyC.Fluorescence microscopyD.Super-resolution microscopy
- Size exclusion chromatography is a protein purification method based on size. Larger proteins exit the column first, and smaller proteins exit the column last. Group of answer choices The SECOND statement is TRUE. The FIRST statement is TRUE. BOTH statements are TRUE. NONE of the statements are TRUE.In isoelectric focusing, a protein sample is applied at the end of a gel with an immobilized pH gradient. The gel contains (high concentration, low concentration, or absence) of SDA. After application, the protein is (positively, negatively, neutrally) charged at the (high, neutral, low) pH portion of the gel.What is the basis for the separation of proteins by the following techniques? (a) gel-filtration chromatography(b) affinity chromatography(c) ion-exchange chromatography
- There can be more than one correct answer Which of the following methods can seperate proteins based on their mass? a.) centrifugation b.) gel filtration chromatography c.) SDS polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis d.) ion exhange chromatographyPlease pick among these 4 Protein chromatography is typically column-based:— lon-exchange— Reverse-phase/Hydrophobic interaction— Gel-filtration— AffinityIn a polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, the gel consists of specific gel components. name them
- What features of protein structure allow separation by Size exclusion ("gel-filtration") chromatography: (explain your answer)Which classes of biomolecules would be best separated using normal phase chromatography? Why? steroids mono- and disaccharides flavonoids5.Which of the following is not one of the basic features used in protein separation techniques? a. Specific binding affinity of protein b. Protein charge c. Viscosity of the protein d. Solubility of protein