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Proteomics
Define genome,
Define proteome,
What is the proteome based on
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Isoelectric Point
When is a protein said to be at t...,
What do the combined charges of t...,
What is the charge of the protein...
8
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Centrifugation
What is a centrifuge,
What does centrifugation allow,
What happens during centrifugation
5
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Protein Electrophoresis
How can gel electrophoresis separ...,
How does gel electrophoresis sepa...,
What is one form of protein elect...
5
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Chromatography
What does chromatography refer to,
What happens during the mobile phase,
When are the components of the mi...
7
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Immunoassay
What do antibodies do,
What can antibodies be used to de...,
What must the antibody used in im...
4
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ELISA
What does elisa,
What does elisa use,
What are the 3 forms of elisa
6
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Protein Blotting
What do antibodies used in protei...,
What happens after the proteins f...,
What happens to the membrane
3
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Immunohistochemistry
Describe what immunohistochemistr...,
Describe immunohistochemistry,
What is the advantage of immunohi...
3
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Monoclonal Antibodies
Scientists have found many uses f...,
How do you produce hybridomas,
What happens to the hybridomas af...
3
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Bright Field And Fluorescence Microscopy
What happens in bright field micr...,
What is often carried out on samp...,
What does fluorescence microscopy...
7
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Haemocyteter
What does a haemocytometer allow,
What does a haemocytometer resemble,
How do you use the haemocytometer
13
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Flow Cytometry
What does flow cytometry allow,
Describe flow cytometry,
What may be carried out on cells ...
4
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Liquids And Solutions
What does an autopipette allow,
Describe how an autopipette work,
What are burettes used to do
15
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Membrane Proteins
What does the phospholipid bilaye...,
What do transmembrane proteins do,
To perform specialised functions ...
18
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Detecting and amplifying an environmental stimulus
Some proteins are light sensitive...,
What are proteins which are light...,
What are the 3 domains photorecep...
25
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Communication within Multicellular Organisms
What are the 2 types of signallin...,
What do signalling systems ensure...,
What are receptor molecules of ta...
27
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Protein Control of Cell Division
What does a eukaryotic cell have,
What is important to note about t...,
What are the functions of the cyt...
53
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