Agent aiding ScFv solubilization?

26 November 2018 0 588 Report

I am producing some scfv through cytoplasmic expression system and so I use urea to retrive it from inclusion bodies. When i reduce the urea concentration, protein is getting precipitated. I am looking for some agents that aids better solubilization and the way to avoid precipitation and aggregation at low urea concentration.

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