Does anyone know why the peak of purified his tag protein look like this?
Three non-exclusive possibilities are (1) the protein is impure, (2) the protein is highly aggregated, and (3) the protein has an affinity for the gel filtration resin.
I agree with Mr. Shapiro, Multiple peaks are result of impurities, aggregation- protein existing in multimeric forms.
Instead of checking only the mRNA level, I want to check the active protein level of MMP-1 in Liver tissue from mice. How can I do that?
03 March 2021 1,763 2 View
I want to analyses the proportion of swimming sperm of three species of fish in two salinities. To analyse the proportion of swimming sperm in a Generalized Linear Model, I would use a Binary...
03 March 2021 2,297 3 View
03 March 2021 8,272 1 View
Hi. Please tell me what guidelines should i need to follow for questionaries' type research work in India. It is not hospital based work, we are conduction basic institutional based qualitative...
03 March 2021 2,037 3 View
Hi, I implemented a code to gabor filter cifar10 data but the images after being filtered and stacked are not clear like the original images. I think the problem is in the way I am using the...
03 March 2021 6,317 1 View
i am try to classify the x-ray images. During classification , can i block unwanted images (except x-ray image).
03 March 2021 7,100 1 View
03 March 2021 5,360 2 View
The term miscibility refers to the single-phase state in thermodynamics. I do not mean the compatibility of different components. To determine the miscibility I know several techniques such as...
03 March 2021 4,107 4 View
If the detection range is in ng/ml but the reference range is in ug/ml for a molecule or protein in serum or plasma .how to dilute and what is the initial volume to be taken for quantitative analysis
02 March 2021 7,670 3 View
02 March 2021 5,204 3 View
Hi, I am running a size exclusion chromatography experiment with a buffer containing Potassium Acetate as a salt. I analyse these fractions through SDS-PAGE. After boiling my SEC fractions in...
01 March 2021 2,622 3 View
I would like to know about isolation of crude HDL from serum by SEC. Is it possible to perform with a serum sample volume of
19 February 2021 5,576 2 View
i have issues in expressing a chicken protein in BL21 cells with his tag. I do not see induction even at 18 degrees. Any suggestions
15 February 2021 8,939 3 View
Hi, Hope you can help. Currently been running some sandwich ELISA assays where I coat with anti-His, block and then capture His-tag protein and then sera and then anti-bovine monoclonal...
07 February 2021 7,101 1 View
Hi all, I have got a protein, expressed in P. pastoris vector, more than 97% (SDS-page) pure in the culture medium after cells separation. Despite the protein expressed has a his-tag, Nichel...
04 February 2021 5,173 6 View
Greetings.. I am using Akta Pure system for my protein purification. I have optimized buffer system for protein elution. However, this time I got broad peak while eluting sample. For...
24 December 2020 393 7 View
Hello, I am expressing an integral membrane protein (MW 51kDa) in Hi5 insect cells. I initially purified the protein by Nickel-His, concentrated it and subjected it to Size Exclusion...
10 December 2020 2,781 5 View
Hi I need to purify a recombinant protein (IL6 21kDa). It's been produced in E.coli BL21 with a T7 expression vector, but it does not have a tag as yet. I was thinking of adding a his-tag and...
09 December 2020 2,200 8 View
I want to purify a fragment of my interest gene. For that I have cloned my fragment into pET28a vector with his tag at its N-terminal, and transformed into both rosetta and BL21 strains. On...
22 November 2020 7,463 13 View
We know the capacity of the gel and the total amount of protein in the bacterial lysate from a Bradford assay. What we do not know is what fraction of the total protein is the his-tagged protein...
15 November 2020 4,664 2 View