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What are the different parts in a FPLC device?
Pump
dectector
fraction collector
injection valve
column
column inlet
What are chaperones
proteins that assist with the folding of a protein
what are common hosts for expressing LDH?
microorganisms
cell cultures
whole higher organisms
What does e. coli need to grow?
oxygen
LB broth
37 degrees celcius
they double every 20min
glucose
ph 7
Where are the e. coli cells stored and why?
in glycerol stocks this prevents lysis of the cells
What is a multiple cloning site?
a short segment of DNA which contains many restriction sites
This can be used to create transgenic organisms
What is a hybridoma?
A cell that is produced in the laboratory from the fusion of an antibody-producing lymphocyte (B) cell and a nonantibody-producing cancer cell using polyethylene glycol
It produces a continuous supply of a specific monoclonal antibody
How are monocolnal antibodies froma hybridoma purified?
With affinity chromatography
antibody selectively binds to Protein, so a high level of purity is obtained
elution with a low pH buffer or a high salt elution buffer is used to recover purified antibody
What are advantages and disadvantages of purification and characterization of monoclonal antibodies from a hybridoma
Disadvantage-costly
Advantage-has high affinity to the column
What is electrophoresis
movement of charged particles in an electric field
What kind of solution is used in electrophoresis?
Agarose-for nucleic acids
Polyacrylamide-for proteins
What is the purpose of electrophoresis?
to separate proteins based on molecular weight
what is High Content Screening?
Automated microscopy and image processing
automated cell biology method
What is high content screening used for?
drug discovery
it uses living cells as tests for molecule discovery
The technology is mainly used to determine whether a potential drug affects aspects of cell function involved in a disease
What are the different processes in high content screening?
biology,chemistry, image analysis, data analysis