User:Dhea Patel/Notebook/Phosphorylation/2012/06/29

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Objective

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Description

Running UV vis on ATP.

100mM ATP (disodium ATP) = 0.1M ATP MW: 605.24g/mol mass: 0.605g/10mL

We tried to create a serial dilution:

1mL 100mM ATP:9mL H2 = ATP C1 = 0.01M ATP 0.001M ATP = ATP C2 0.0001M ATP = ATP C3 0.00001M ATP = ATP C4 0.000001M ATP = ATP C5 0.0000001M ATP = ATP C6 0.00000001M ATP = ATP C7 0.000005M ATP = ATP 4.5 0.0000025M ATP = ATP 4.25 0.0000005M ATP = ATP 5.5 0.00000025M ATP = ATP 525A 0.00000005M ATP = ATP 6.5 0.000000025M ATP = ATP 6.25 ATP 5.5B ATP 5.25B ATP 6B ATP 6.5B ATP 6.25B 0.000000005M ATP = ATP 75B 0.0000000025M ATP = ATP 725B

The graphs from this data did not provide significant information.


  lower limit 1μL in 100mL → 0.00001 M     ATP 1
              1μL in 50mL  → 0.00002 M     ATP 2
  too high    1μL in 10mL  → 0.0001 M      ATP 3
  too high           stock → 0.1 M         ATP STK
              2μL in 50mL  → 0.00004 M     ATP 4
  too high    3μL in 50mL  → 0.00006 M     ATP 5
              2.5μL in 50mL → 0.00005 M    ATP 6
              1μL in 10mL  → 0.0001 M      ATP 3A

The data from this UV vis indicated either contamination or error so another UV vis was run with new samples.


1μL in 100mL  → 0.00001 M     A1
1μL in 50mL   → 0.00002 M     A2
2μL in 50mL   → 0.00004 M     A3
2.5μL in 50mL → 0.00005 M     A4
2.3μL in 50mL → 0.000046 M    A5
2.4μL in 50mL → 0.000048 M    A6
1.3μL in 50mL → 0.000026 M    A7
1.5μL in 50mL → 0.000028 M    A8
1.7μL in 50mL → 0.000034 M    A9
3μL in 100mL  → 0.00003 M     A10
1μL in 10mL   → 0.0001 M      A11
3μL in 50mL   → 0.00006 M     A12

Data

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