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Re: protein extraction
Posted by: hazariv (IP Hidden, New member, 2)
Date: November 3, 2005 04:29AM
Hi,
If u r talking about secreted proteins, best way to extract is Ammonium sulphate precipitation at its iso-electric pH. The resultant precipitate can be pelleted down using a centrifuge and can be resolubulized in a suitable buffer or just water for further analysis. Ammonium sulphate can cause some problems in SDS PAGE so TCA precipitation can be helpful. To process it in higher volumes think about EBA etc, Find the reply useful or not- get back to me. regards
Re: protein extraction
Posted by: mamuller (IP Hidden, Junior member, 10)
Date: November 29, 2005 10:03AM
Protein separation is dependant of lengh of gel, maximum gel lengh provide maximum separation resolution. However typical lengh of mini gel is 8 cm, and resolution is sufficient. In most cases operator do not run the full 8cm lengh, as separation is sufficient after 6-7 cm running distance.
The best method for extracting the maximum of protein in gel is to use 1) To provide maximum protein recovery, Staining of protein MUST NOT have adhesive to protein in its formulation, only staining sb010 provide visual staining during process, no need to end staining process, using clean water remove staining. 2) GeBAflex-tube electro eluting protein from gel, minimum garantied recovery is 70%, visit www.geba.org for methode and process instructions. 3) have a search at www.biowww.net gebaflex-tube, you will find GeBAflex-tube protein extraction appreciation Contact me directly at miler-m@zahav.net.il for further details Maurice Maurice Muller
Re: protein extraction
Posted by: kalyankrishna (IP Hidden, New member, 1)
Date: October 5, 2007 05:27AM
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