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Each group is using a different buffer, each buffer is characterized by a specific pH. Depending on the value of the pH, proteins unfold more or less easily. This experiment is going to allow us to determine the best pH we've to use to create NPs. | Each group is using a different buffer, each buffer is characterized by a specific pH. Depending on the value of the pH, proteins unfold more or less easily. This experiment is going to allow us to determine the best pH we've to use to create NPs. | ||
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ObjectiveToday's experiment consist on performing a Gold NPs synthesis, using the artcle "Protein Films of Bovine Serum Albumen Conjugated Gold Nanoparticles: A Synthetic Route from Bioconjugated Nanoparticles to Biodegradable Protein Films" as an example for the protocol. Each group is using a different buffer, each buffer is characterized by a specific pH. Depending on the value of the pH, proteins unfold more or less easily. This experiment is going to allow us to determine the best pH we've to use to create NPs. Our group (#5) is using water as a buffer (pH = 7.0) Protocol
Results
I would also like to see this graph zoomed in to the features at 550. The thing I would like to know is: Are the changes at 550nm due to a new feature in the spectrum or just an increase in the baseline Matt Hartings 08:48, 6 September 2011 (EDT)
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