CircularDichroismQuiz

When does a molecule exhibit dichroism?

• When the Left-handed circular polarized light and the Right-handed circular polarized light are the same

• When the Left-handed circular polarized light and the Right-handed circular polarized light are different

Which instrumentation is correct?

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What does the term Io stand for?

• Accident Light

• Initial Light

• Incident Light

• Internal Light

What is the ideal range of wavelength for Circular Dichroism?

• 1000-2250 nm

• 190-250 nm

• 500-750 nm

• 10-150 nm

Circular Dichroism is useful for detecting which structures of proteins?

• Secondary and Tertiary

• Primary and Tertiary

• Secondary and Primary

• Only Tertiary

Circular Dichroism is useful for analyzing structural changes due to changes in _______?

• Temperature and Light

• pH and Viscosity

• Temperature and pH

What causes the conformational changes that Circular Dichroism analyzes?

• Carbohydrate-Protein Interactions

• Protein-Lipid Interactions

• Protein-Protein Interactions

• Nucleic Acid-Protein Interactions

Which lamp(s) provides a high-intensity light source for Circular Dichroism?

• Xenon

• Hydrogen-Deuterium Lamp

• Deuterium Lamp

• All of the above