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Variables:
Independent: temperature (we can manipulate it by changing
temperatures (60, 50, 40, and 30)
Dependent: time (we can measure time with a chronometer
(Every 10 or 20 sec)
Controlled: amount of substrate, time, and amount enzyme
Materials:
- Pipette
- Spotting tile
- Glass rod
- Measuring cylinder
- Water bath at: 60, 50, 40, 30 degrees
- 1% protease solution
- Biuret solution
Method:
1. Add one drop of solution to each well of a spotting tile.
2. Setup the water bath at 30, 40, 50, or 60 degrees.
3. Take water at different temperatures.
4. Pour water in the test tubes more than the half.
5. Then put in the test tube some of the enzyme and then introduce
it into the water bath at different temperatures.
6. Past 5 minutes, take the test tube out from the water bath.
7. Then, add the protease to the enzyme and start the stopwatch.
8. Every 10 or 20 seconds add one drop of the mixture
DATA TABLE
GRAPH
60 60
50 50
TEMPERATURE (oC)
40 40
30 30
20
10
0
N/A 140 100 88
TIME (SECONDS)
Conclusion
Evaluation
During the practical, the results we got were good because even
thought they could have been taken in an organizer way and could be
improved by trying more than one enzyme, they were precise, reliable,
and the results we expected. I think our method was right, because
while doing the experiment we got at least 2 steps for each of the trials
which create more reliable and precise results.