MCQ for Determination of proteins by Bradford protein assay

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Question 1: What is the application of Bradford assay?
  • INCORRECT. Bradford assay cannot be used to isolate DNA.
  • b. CORRECT. Bradford assay is used for determination of protein concentration.
  • INCORRECT. For protein purification, other methods should be used instead.
  • INCORRECT. For separation of protein, other methods should be used instead.
Question 2: In Bradford protein assay, what is the dye used in the experiment?
  • INCORRECT. Benedict reagent is for detecting reducing sugars.
  • CORRECT. This method relies on the binding of the dye Coomassie brilliant blue to protein.
  • INCORRECT. Methylene blue can stain protein but not as sensitive as Coomassie brilliant blue.
  • INCORRECT. ethidium bromide is for staining nucleic acids.
Question 3: In Bradford protein assay, when Bradford dye reagent binds protein, the dye color will change from?

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  • CORRECT. The dye color changes from red to blue after binding protein.
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Question 4: At which of the below wavelength that absorbance is maximum when Bradford dye reagent binds protein?
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  • CORRECT. When Bradford dye binds protein, it has an absorption maximum at 595nm.
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Question 5: Which of the following statements is false about Bradford assay?
  • INCORRECT. The statement is true. Please try again.
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  • CORRECT. It is not an advantage, as many proteins will not dissolve properly in the acidic reaction medium. This makes the choice of a standard difficult.
  • INCORRECT. The statement is true. Please try again.