John was repeating George Palade's pulse and chase experiment to trace insulin secretion pathway within cells. When he observed his samples under the electron microscope, he saw the³H]-leucine labelling all over the cells, which indicates that he made some mistakes in carrying out the experiment. Which of the following is a correct suggestion to improve his result? O Use liver sample after the pulse-chase injection O Inject [13C]-leucine instead of [3H]-leucine O Inject non-labeled leucine earlier than what he did Use phase contrast light microscope instead of electron microscope Observe the sample two days after pulse-chase injection

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John was repeating George Palade's pulse and chase experiment to trace insulin secretion pathway within cells. When he observed his
samples under the electron microscope, he saw the ³H]-leucine labelling all over the cells, which indicates that he made some mistakes
in carrying out the experiment. Which of the following is a correct suggestion to improve his result?
O Use liver sample after the pulse-chase injection
O Inject [13C]-leucine instead of [³H]-leucine
Inject non-labeled leucine earlier than what he did
O Use phase contrast light microscope instead of electron microscope
O Observe the sample two days after pulse-chase injection
Transcribed Image Text:John was repeating George Palade's pulse and chase experiment to trace insulin secretion pathway within cells. When he observed his samples under the electron microscope, he saw the ³H]-leucine labelling all over the cells, which indicates that he made some mistakes in carrying out the experiment. Which of the following is a correct suggestion to improve his result? O Use liver sample after the pulse-chase injection O Inject [13C]-leucine instead of [³H]-leucine Inject non-labeled leucine earlier than what he did O Use phase contrast light microscope instead of electron microscope O Observe the sample two days after pulse-chase injection
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The pulse-chase experiment is a technique used to monitor the progress of newly made proteins within cells. It consists of a short period of labeling the substances used in protein production, followed by a chase with unlabelled substances. This experiment allows us to examine the synthesis, stability, movement, and the breakdown of proteins within cells.

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