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What type of light is used to excite tryptophan for fluorescence?
What type of light is used to excite tryptophan for fluorescence?
- UV-vis light (correct)
- Infrared light
- Visible light
- X-ray light
What change is commonly observed in denatured (unfolded) proteins' fluorescence spectrum?
What change is commonly observed in denatured (unfolded) proteins' fluorescence spectrum?
- No shift
- Blue shift
- Fluorescence quenching
- Red shift (correct)
What amino acid gives fluorescence in addition to tryptophan?
What amino acid gives fluorescence in addition to tryptophan?
- Leucine
- Cysteine
- Glycine
- Tyrosine (correct)
How can protein denaturation be monitored?
How can protein denaturation be monitored?
What is the range for observing the signal when monitoring structural changes using tryptophan fluorescence?
What is the range for observing the signal when monitoring structural changes using tryptophan fluorescence?
What is the main amino acid responsible for fluorescence in polypeptides?
What is the main amino acid responsible for fluorescence in polypeptides?
What type of change is commonly observed in denatured (unfolded) proteins' fluorescence spectrum?
What type of change is commonly observed in denatured (unfolded) proteins' fluorescence spectrum?
How can protein denaturation be monitored?
How can protein denaturation be monitored?
What is the range for exciting tryptophan to observe fluorescence?
What is the range for exciting tryptophan to observe fluorescence?
What is the Tryptophan Emission Spectrum sensitive to?
What is the Tryptophan Emission Spectrum sensitive to?