Salting in and Salting out of proteins and Dialysis

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Salting in and Salting out of proteins and Dialysis BCH 333 [practical]

Objective: 1- What is salting in and salting out of proteins. 2-To learn the technique of isolation of proteins on the basis of their solubility. 3-Dialysis of proteins. 4-Determinatioin of protein content by biuret assay.

-Proteins contain various sequences and compositions of amino acids -Proteins contain various sequences and compositions of amino acids. Therefore, their solubility to water differs depending on the level of hydrophobic or hydrophilic properties of the surface. 1.Salting in: When the solubility of proteins increased in low concentration of salts it called salting in. -e. g the effects of salts such as sodium chloride on increasing the solubility of proteins is often referred to as salting in. - When low concentrations of salt is added to a protein solution, the solubility increases. This could be explained by the following: Salt molecules stabilize protein molecules by decreasing the electrostatic energy between the protein molecules which increase the solubility of proteins.

2.Salting out: -when the proteins precipitate at high concentration of salts it called Salting out. -Salting out is a purification method that relies on the basis of protein solubility [by reducing the solubility]. -When the ionic strength of a protein solution is increased by adding salt, the solubility decreases, and protein precipitates. This could be explained by the following: The salt molecules compete with the protein molecules in binding with water. In this case, the protein molecules tend to associate with each other because protein-protein interactions become energetically more favorable than protein-solvent interaction.

-Proteins have characteristic salting out points, and these are used in protein separations in crude extracts. -Salting out, is a purification method at initial molecule purification its lacks the ability for precise isolation of a specific protein. -powerful tool to separate classes of proteins that vary in size, charge, and surface area among other characteristics.  -in Salting-out, proteins are separated after salt addition by centrifugation.

The most effective region of salting out is at the isoelectric point of the protein because all proteins exhibit minimum solubility in solutions of constant ionic strength at their isoelectric points. The salt commonly used is ammonium sulfate because: 1. Its large solubility in water. 2. Its relative freedom from temperature effects. 3. It has no harmful effects on most of the proteins. Note: the amount of salt needed to isolate a specific protein is determined from the salt's fractionation table.

Note: that the table indicate the grams of the salts to be added to one liter of solution.  

Dialysis: Removal of salt molecules from the isolated protein solution through a semi permeable dialysis bag is called dialysis. The salt molecules move from the more concentrated solution (from inside the dialysis bag) to the less concentrated solution ( e.g. distilled water).

Biuret assay of protein: The biuret reagent is: alkaline copper sulphate. The biuret reagent reacts with peptides and proteins to give a purple colored cu2+- peptide complex. This colored complex can be measured quantitatively by a spectrophotometer in the visible region. The color obtained is directly proportional to the number of peptide bonds present in the protein. In this experiment the amount of isolated protein from the skeletal muscle is determined by the biuret assay and from the standard curve of bovine serum albumin (BSA).

Biuret assay

-Increase solute – solvent interaction increase the solubility. -Increase solute – solute interaction decrease the solubility. -Increase ionic strength increased salt concentration.

Pyruvate + NADH ------------------> Lactic acid + NAD+ Practical part A- Isolation of LDH. B-Dialysis. C-Protein assay. Note: Lactic Acid Dehydrogenase [LDH], in an important enzyme in the anaerobic metabolism of glucose for the generation of ATP. Pyruvate + NADH ------------------> Lactic acid + NAD+ LDH

A- Isolation of LDH: Skeletal muscle Buffer with suitable pH Crude extract ????

B Supernatant Crude extract Pellet B Supernatant (40% sat.) Pellet Centrifuge at 2000 rpm for 10 min. at 4˚C. B Supernatant (LDH + Other proteins ) Crude extract Pellet (Extraneous proteins) The volume of the supernatant saturate the solution 40% using ammonium sulfate in grams. Centrifugation B Supernatant (40% sat.) (LDH + Other proteins ) The volume of the supernatant Pellet (unwanted proteins)

B-Dialysis C-Protein assay: Supernatant (60% sat.) Pellet B saturate the solution 60% using ammonium sulfate in grams. Centrifugation Supernatant (60% sat.) (unwanted proteins ) B Pellet (LDH + other proteins) B-Dialysis C-Protein assay: Determination of protein by Biuret Method