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Objectives
To Learn Different Method Of proteins determination
In this Lab you will using the following spectrophotometric methods:
1. Bradford Method.
Chemical reagents are added to the protein solutions to develop a color whose
intensity is measured in a spectrophotometer.
2. Warburg-Christian Method ( A280/ A260 Method).
Relies on direct spectrophotometric measurement
Important Assays
Terms
Qualitative assays Quantitative assays
Determine if specific Determine the
substance is there or concentration of a
not, by color or some substance
other quality
Specifity and
sensivity
Specificity of an assay
Sensitivity of an assay relates to how good the
is a measure of how little assay is in discriminating
of the analyte the between the requested
method can detect analyte and interfering
substances
Importance of determining
concentration of protein
• Protein assays are one of the most widely used methods in
life science research.
• Estimation of protein concentration is necessary cell
biology, molecular biology and other research applications.
• Is necessary before processing protein samples for isolation,
protein purification, separation and analysis.
The determination of
protein concentration
Spectrophotomet Acid hydrolyse a
ric and portion of the
colorimetric sample
methods
• Used for routine estimation, • And then carry out amino
most of them are acid analysis on the
colometric hydrolysate
• A truly accurate method
• Where a portion of the
protein solution is reacted • However, this is
with a reagent that produces expensive and
a coloured product. relatively time-
consuming,
• However, none of these particularly if multiple
methods is absolute, samples are to be
analysed.
Spectrophotometric method for
determining the protein concentration
Bicinchoninic Warburg
acid method lowry Bradford christian
(A280/A260)
There are a wide variety of protein assays available. but each
assay has its own advantages and limitations
The factors that you should consider to choose Method :
• Sensitivity
• The presence of interfering substance
• Time available of the assay
• Cost
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