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The Cibacron blue biomimetic affinity chromatography will result in a high…
The Cibacron blue biomimetic affinity chromatography will result in a high yield of the LDH enzyme, but it will contain many impurities–indicated by Western Immunoblotting and SDS-Page–that could be removed via further purification steps. The Km and Vmax of the Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH) samples will be higher (more of the substrates will be required to reach half Vmax) compared to the literature values for LDH due to the impurities left behind.
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When inducing human LDH-A production in E. Coli, conditions (pH, temperature, and cofactors) present in human cells will increase the efficiency of production of LDH-A.
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Would a more complicated purification technique (ex. nickel column) provide a higher purity, and how would this affect enzymatic activity (Km)?
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Are human, cellular conditions optimal for production of Human LDH-A in E. coli cells?