A series of proteins with known molecular mass and an enzyme of unknown molecular mass are separated by chromatography on a Sephadex G-200 column (range: 5-600 kDa). The elution volume (Ve) for each protein is indicated in the table below. Estimate the molecular mass of the unknown protein.
Protein |
MW |
Ve (mL) |
Blue dextran |
2000 kDa |
85.00 |
lysozyme |
14 kDa |
200.00 |
Chymotrypsinogen |
25 kDa |
190.00 |
ovalbumin |
45 kDa |
170.00 |
Serum albumin |
65 kDa |
150.00 |
aldolase |
150 kDa |
125.00 |
urease |
500 kDa |
90.00 |
ferritin |
700 kDa |
92.00 |
ovomucoid |
28 kDa |
160.00 |
unknown |
? |
130.00 |
Thank you!
14 | 200 |
25 | 190 |
28 | 160 |
45 | 170 |
65 | 150 |
150 | 125 |
500 | 90 |
700 | 92 |
2000 | 85 |
A Caliberation plot was plotted and the linear line was obtained by linear regression plot was done and the weight of unknown was found to be 600Kda
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