Microbiology with Diseases by Body System (5th Edition)
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Author: Robert W. Bauman Ph.D.
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7. Reactions that release energy are called ______________ reactions.
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CONTENTS OF REACTION CUVETTES: (Calculations in PreLab)
[ONPG]
Diluted ONPG
0mM
None
0.25mL
0.5mL
0.75mL
1.0mL bloo
1.25mL
1.5mL
Buffer
Lactase
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
0.25mL
*** HINT: To calculate [ONPG], cuvette #5 contains 1.0mL ONPG in a total of 2.0mL. (This is the same as a 1:2
dilution.) Therefore we divide the concentration of ONPG by 2 to get 5mM.
5mM
Water
1.5mL
1.25mL
1.0mL
0.75mL
0.5mL
0.25mL
None
***
4. To perform Lactase Assay with first cuvette ("OmM"):
Clean cuvette with Kimwipe.
Place cuvette into Spectro Vis with stripes in front in back.
GET GROUP READY FOR TIMED ASSAY. AT THE SAME TIME:
* Press Record (Green Triangle button).
* Add 0.25mL of Lactase to cuvette. Use pipette to quickly mix liquid.
WAIT 60 SECONDS! After the assay is complete:
* In Experiment menu, select "Store Latest Run" THIS STEP IS NECESSARY!
* Record data on the data table below.
5. Repeat Step 7 for all of your cuvettes. Record…
6-
Course of Reaction-
Course of Reaction -
Of the two reactions shown, which one is more likely
to start spontaneously and why?
answer
explain
Energy
Energy
Chapter 2 Solutions
Microbiology with Diseases by Body System (5th Edition)
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