Confused on how to answer questions E, F, and G.
The answer for E is Cysteine,
F (i) is 2
F (ii) is 2
F (iii) is 180
E) In lane 8 in SDS-PAGE, the di-sulfide bond (covalent bond) has been broken with the help of SDS , a anaionic detergent. Disulphide bond formed between sulfer containing amino acid which is Cystein. Cystein fromed disulphide bond between them.
F) After reducing the native protein broken into large and small subunits which was held together by the disulphide bonds in lane 8. that's why ..
(i) there is 2 large subunits ( which is 60 Kda and 2 fold thick band in unreduced conditions)
(ii) 2 small ubunits as well from reduced protein we can see that
(iii) Total molecular weight of protein X is 180 ( 60+60 for large subunit and 30+30 for small subunits)
Confused on how to answer questions E, F, and G. The answer for E is Cysteine,...
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