It was found that a protein containing the heme group is 0.426% Fe per weight. What is its minimum molecular mass?
It was found that a protein containing the heme group is 0.426% Fe per weight. What...
A solution containing 27.55 mg of an unknown protein per 25.0 mL of solution was found to have an osmotic pressure of 3.22 torr at 25.0oC. What is the molar mass ofthe protein
A researcher isolates a new protein and finds that it contains 0.695% tyrosine by weight upon amino acid analysis. The molecular mass of tyrosine is 181 gmol"!. What is the minimum molecular mass for the protein assuming only one Tyr residue per protein molecule? mmin = g.mol-1 The researcher estimates the molecular mass of the protein using gel electrophoresis. From this estimated molecular mass, the researcher concludes the protein contains 3 Tyr residues. What is the estimated molecular mass of...
A certain protein was found to contain 0.589% zinc by mass. Determine the minimum molecular mass of the protein. minimum molecular mass: amu
How do you find the minimum molecular weight of a protein when given info about their residues? Protein of interest put is Resin and it is put through gel filtration. 8g of the protein are obtained and it is found to have 2 residues: isoleucine and glutamate. If analysis shows 0.124mg of isoleucine and 0.209mg of glutamate, what is Resins minimum molecular weight?
A certain protein was found to contain 0.761% iron by mass. Determine the minimum molecular mass of the protein minimum molecular mass: amu TOOLS x10
Bookmark A solution containing 27.55 mg of an unknown protein per 25.0 mL of solution was found to have an osmotic pressure of 3.22 torr at 25.0C. What is the molarmass of the protein?
A particular protein sample is found to have 1 atom of iron in its chemical formula. If the mass percent of Fe in the compound is 0.330% Fe, what is the molar mass of the protein?
5. A native protein has a molecular weight of 150,000 Da. Denaturing SDS electrophoresis results in two bands with molecular weights of approximately 53,000 and 23,000 Da. What arrangement of polypeptide chains in the native protein would best explain these results? 2. If two proteins have the same molecular weight, are they necessarily the same protein? Can you definitely assign the identity of a protein based on its molecular weight? Why or why not?
2. Myoglobin (Mb) is one of the most thoroughly studied and best understood proteins. It serves as a model for ligand binding by proteins. Mb is an example of a hemoprotein (a heme containing protein or heme protein) and its ligand is molecular oxygen (O2) which is essential for the survival of aerobic organisms. a. How does an organism benefit from having a protein bind O2? b. Where, specifically, does the ligand bind in Mb? c. Is the heme bound...
What is the relationship between the velocity of the protein and the molecular weight? The relationship between the velocity and overall charge, and the relationship between the velocity and the surface area of protein?