detecting pH in protein containing samples
Oliver
oliver at biophysik.biologie.uni-mainz.de
Fri May 5 10:19:50 EST 2000
Hello,
I try to use a common pH-electrode (Ingold) to measure pH changes upon
oxygenation of hemocyanin of spiders. The problem is, that I have to use
concentrations between 22 to 32 g/l. The protein is denaturated inside
the diaphragm of the electrode after a short time. Does anybody use the
Friscolyt-electrolyt (Mettler-Toledo) to solve that problem?
I also don´t know how to change the electrolyte. It´s a mico-electrode
and capillary forces prevent simple change by pipette.
Thank you for any help,
Oliver
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