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Chromatography Electrophoresis Diagnostic Tests Xanthoproteic Test Biuret Test Ninhydrin Test Skills to Master Given Sanger fragments construct an AA chain Describe the basis for chromatography and electrophoresis ID: 930376

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Overview/TopicsSanger ExperimentChromatographyElectrophoresisDiagnostic TestsXanthoproteic TestBiuret TestNinhydrin Test

Skills to MasterGiven Sanger fragments construct an AA chain.Describe the basis for chromatography and electrophoresisGiven AA, predict the outcome of chromatography and electrophoresis experimentsPredict result of Diagnostic tests

ReadHein 10th Edition Pages 819-824Sections 29.11-29.12

Additional Useful LinksChromatography: https://slideplayer.com/slide/4701883/Electrophoresis:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzR-uu-cIyg

CHE 102 Spring 2020

Lecture

29c

Chemical Reactions (Lab)

Slide2

Fredrick Sanger (1958 Nobel Prize) Beef InsulinUsed to determine Primary Structure (#, kind, type, and sequence of AA)Several years of work to sequence 51 AAHydrolyzed (+H2O) proteins into smaller fragments to analyze

Sanger ExperimentNH2-CH-C-NH-CH-C-NH-CH-C-OHO

O

O

+H

2

O

R

1

R

2

R

3

NH

2

-CH-C-OH

O

R

1

NH

2

-CH-C-OH

O

R

2

NH

2

-CH-C-OH

O

R

3

+

+

Can you:

Given AA Chain, hydrolyze it

Read:

29.12

Slide3

AA 1AA 2AA 3

AA 4AA 5AA 6

AA 7

AA 8

AA 1

AA 2

AA 3

AA 3

AA 4

AA 5

AA 6

AA 4

AA 5

AA 6

AA 7

AA 8

Original Fragment

Frag 1:

Frag 2:

Frag 3:

AA 1

AA 2

AA 3

AA 4

AA 5

AA 6

AA 7

AA 8

Reconstructed Fragment

Can you:

Given AA Fragments, construct the original AA chain

Slide4

You Try It!Given the following fragments, combine them together to forma strand that is 8 AA longTyr

AlaAla

Lys

Gly

Asp

Cys

Ala

Tyr

Gly

Frag 1:

Frag 2:

Frag 3:

Can you:

Given AA Fragments, construct the original AA chain

Slide5

Did you get it right?

TyrAlaAla

TyrGly

AspCys

Lys

Given the following fragments, combine them together to forma strand that is 8 AA long

Tyr

Ala

Ala

Lys

Gly

Asp

Cys

Ala

Tyr

Gly

Frag 1:

Frag 2:

Frag 3:

Ala

Tyr

Gly

Frag 1:

Tyr

Ala

Ala

Lys

Frag 2:

Gly

Asp

Cys

Frag 3:

Correct

Answer:

Can you:

Given AA Fragments, construct the original AA chain

Slide6

Method to separate compounds (AA) based on differences inSolubility SizeCharge Stationary/Solid Phase – chromatography paperMobile/Liquid Phase – water or ethanolLiquid moves up the solid phase, different compounds travel at different rates depending based on chemical properties

ChromatographyCan you:How are AA separatedTerminologyDescribe a Chromatography experiment

Read: 29.12https://slideplayer.com/slide/4701883/

Slide7

Chromatography - Example

AA 1 (Least Polar)

AA 2

AA 3

AA 4 (Most Polar)

Unknown Mixture

Stationary Phase = Nonpolar

Mobile Phase = Polar

Can you:

Show how the AA are separated

Slide8

Chromatography - Example

Asp – CH

2

-COOH

Gly

- H

Ala – CH

3

Leu

- CH

2

CH(CH

3

)

2

Stationary Phase = Nonpolar

Mobile Phase = Polar

Can you:

Complete the experiment

Slide9

Chromatography – You Try It!

Val

Phe

Ala

Lys

Separation based on size

Small = fast

Large = slow

Can you:

Complete the experiment

Slide10

Chromatography – Answer!

Val

Phe

Ala

Lys

Separation based on size

Small = fast

Large = slow

smallest

largest

Can you:

Complete the experiment

Slide11

ElectrophoresisCan you:How are AA separatedTerminologyDescribe a Chromatography experiment

Read: 29.5 and 29.12https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzR-uu-cIygMethod to separate compounds (AA) based on differences in

Charge (+/-)Size (friction)Gel Matrix (Sieve Like Material)AA move due to electric field (or pH gradient)SDS – separate on size only

Review “Zwitterions”

Slide12

Electrophoresis - Example+

-+++

- -Start:

+

-

++

+

- -

End:

Remember:

Opposites Attract

Can you:

Complete the experiment

Slide13

Electrophoresis – Example with AA+

-AlaGlu

LysStart:

+

-

End:

Remember:

Opposites Attract

Lys

Glu

Ala

Ala

Glu

Lys

Can you:

Complete the experiment

Slide14

Electrophoresis – You Try It!+

-HisTyr

AspStart:

+

-

End:

Remember:

Opposites Attract

Asp

Tyr

HIS

Can you:

Complete the experiment

Slide15

Electrophoresis – You Try It (Answer)!+

-HisTyr

AspStart:

+

-

End:

Remember:

Opposites Attract

Asp

Tyr

HIS

Asp

Tyr

His

Can you:

Complete the experiment

Slide16

Diagnostic Test – Ninhydrin ReactionSuper sensitive (10-8g)Clear → purple (yellow if Pro)+ any AA- other (carbohydrates/lipids

Slide17

Clear → pastels (Easter eggs)+ peptides with 3+ AA- AA or dipeptidesDiagnostic Test - Biuret

12

3

Slide18

Clear → yellow/orange+ Benzene rings- Other AADiagnostic Tests - Xanthoproteic