week-10-hw-Imaging-and-Measurement

Homework: Final Project

1. Identify at least one aspect of your project that you will measure.
Answer:

  1. The expression level of the L lactate dehydrogenase Gene
  2. The concentration of lactic acid

2. Describe all the elements you would like to measure.
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3. What technologies will you use (e.g., gel electrophoresis, DNA sequencing, mass spectrometry)?
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Homework: Waters Part 1 — Molecular Weight

1. Based on the predicted amino acid sequence of eGFP, what is the calculated molecular weight?
Answer: 27052.56 kda (after reomving the H tag)

2. Select two charge states from the BioAccord data and determine z for each.
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3. Calculate the MW of the protein using the relationship between m/z, MW, and z.
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4. Calculate the mass accuracy of the measurement.
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Homework: Waters Part 2 — Peptide Map

1. How many Lysines (K) and Arginines (R) are in eGFP?
Answer: 20 and 6

2. How many peptides will be generated from tryptic digestion of eGFP?
Answer: 19

3. Based on LC-MS data, how many chromatographic peaks do you see between 0.5 and 6 minutes?
Answer: 19

4. Does the number of peaks match the number of peptides predicted?
Answer: Yes

5. Identify the m/z of the peptide shown in Figure 3b.
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6. What is the charge (z) of the most abundant charge state of the peptide?
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7. Calculate the mass of the singly charged form of the peptide ([M+H]+).
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8. Identify the peptide based on MS/MS fragmentation spectrum.
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9. What is the mass accuracy of measurement?
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10. What percentage of the sequence is confirmed by peptide mapping?
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Bonus Questions
1. Determine the peptide sequence for the fragmentation spectrum in Figure 4.
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2. Do the peptide map data make sense and confirm the protein is eGFP? Why or why not?
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Homework: Waters Part 3 — Secondary/Tertiary Structure

1. Explain the difference between native and denatured protein conformations.
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2. What changes do you see in the mass spectrum between native and denatured protein analyses?
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3. What is the charge state of the peak at ~2800 m/z in the native spectrum?
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4. Did I make GFP? Fill out the table with theoretical vs observed data.
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