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Winthrop Initiative for STEM Educators 2011 WISE Summer Internship Chemistry Amy Moore, Destinee Johnson, and Derion Reid
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Introduction to Experiment
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Content Research with Mentor TEV protease- Enzyme that clips at known sequence: ENLYFQG/S TEV protease MBP domain N-197 protein Link that includes TEV protease’s clip site The whole protein includes 3 parts, in the middle between the two pieces of protein domain is where TEV protease finds the clip site Clip Site ENLYFQG/S
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The experiment will place a constant amount of protein together with varying amounts of TEV protease to determine most efficient combination Stable protein amount in each combination Variation in TEV protease amounts in each combination
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Experiment Preparation
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Uncleaved Protein MBP and N197 The mass of the uncut protein is approx. 60 kDa (exactly 59.537 kDa) Gel Electrophoresis confirming presence of protein
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Post Cleavage Uncut MBP N197 Illustrates all three portions of the protein and confirms cleavage is occurring N197 MBP Uncut
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Gel of TEV Cleavage Uncut MBP N197 Confirms data from Mass Spec
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Absorbance of Protein with Standard Protein Assay ●.7757 Final concentration determined for protein =0.6313 using Spectroscopy How much is there of me(Protein)? Need to know concentrations to find the right ratio of protein to enzyme.
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Final Experiment
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Time Dependent Concentration Controlled 1 hour2 hours 3 hours 1 hour2 hours3 hours 1 hour 2 hours 3 hours High Low Electrophoresis gel used to show the relationship between the concentration and time. Medium No TEV protease
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Concentration Dependent Controlled 0.25 mg/mL Concentration dependent This is a three hours digestion comparing the high concentration of TEV protease to the low concentration of TEV protease. 0.00009765 mg/mL
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