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158 Godat et al. 3. Sonicate samples on ice. Sonicate with 5s pulse plus 5-s gap until cells are completely lysed. 4. For large-scale column purification, clear the lysate before loading the column by centrifuging at 10,000 × g for 30 min at 4ºC and discard pellet. 3.4.2. Column Preparation 1. Determine the column volume required to purify the protein of interest. In most cases, 1 ml of settled resin is sufficient to purify the amount of protein typically found in up to 1Lofculture (cell density of OD 600 nm
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Affinity Chromatography second edit
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METHODS IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY TM Aff
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viii Preface Affinity tags for puri
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x Contents 10. Immobilized Metal Io
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xii Contributors Tzong-Hsien Lee
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2 Roque and Lowe cell extract conta
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4 Roque and Lowe groups critical in
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6 Roque and Lowe of reinforcement e
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8 Roque and Lowe unknown factors ar
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10 Roque and Lowe receptor domains
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12 Roque and Lowe A further issue o
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14 Roque and Lowe transgenic system
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16 Roque and Lowe 6. Arsenis, C. an
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18 Roque and Lowe 39. Burton, S.J.,
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20 Roque and Lowe 71. Bhikhabhai, R
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I Various Modes of Affinity Chromat
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26 Charlton and Zachariou Since the
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28 Charlton and Zachariou 5. Equili
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30 Charlton and Zachariou 9. Elute
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32 Charlton and Zachariou 3.3. Puri
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34 Charlton and Zachariou could als
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3 Affinity Precipitation of Protein
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Affinity Precipitation of Proteins
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4 Immunoaffinity Chromatography Stu
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Immunoaffinity Chromatography 55 2.
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Immunoaffinity Chromatography 57 A
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Immunoaffinity Chromatography 59 ab
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5 Dye Ligand Chromatography Stuart
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Dye Ligand Chromatography 63 Develo
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Dye Ligand Chromatography 65 6. Mis
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Dye Ligand Chromatography 67 Fig. 1
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Dye Ligand Chromatography 69 6. Sec
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72 Tugcu chromatography, the sorpti
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74 Tugcu non-specific interactions,
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76 Tugcu the salt counter ions on t
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78 Tugcu On a plot of log K versus
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80 Tugcu Figure 2B illustrates a ty
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82 Tugcu 2.5. Running Displacement
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84 Tugcu then the operating conditi
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86 Tugcu Table 1 Trobleshooting for
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88 Tugcu 23. Torres, A. R. and Pete
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94 Roque and Lowe market, with 14 F
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96 Roque and Lowe and RasMol V2.7.1
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98 Roque and Lowe house using, for
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100 Roque and Lowe Gly71 and Gly72)
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102 Roque and Lowe dissolved in ace
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104 Roque and Lowe equilibration bu
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108 Roque and Lowe 5. Fassina, G.,
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192 Urh et al. and affinity purific
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194 Urh et al. beads with HaloTag l
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196 Urh et al. 2.3. Detection of Pr
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198 Urh et al. 2. Carefully remove
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200 Urh et al. 3.2.1.2. Phase 2 Imm
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202 Urh et al. 3.2.2. Detection of
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204 Urh et al. The following protoc
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206 Urh et al. 3. Incubate for 10 m
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208 Urh et al. by 0.5% Triton X-100
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260 Benčina et al. 3.1.1. Static I
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262 Benčina et al. [A] abs orbance
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264 Benčina et al. Table 2 Long-Te
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266 Benčina et al. Table 3 Effect
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268 Benčina et al. 8 7 n RNase 0,0
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270 Benčina et al. Table 6 Long-Te
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272 Benčina et al. B A PepC marker
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274 Benčina et al. 3. Platonova, G
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276 Forde diseases, cancer and infe
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278 Forde 12. Sample loading buffer
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280 Forde 2. Mix 100 μl of sample,
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282 Forde 12. Safety Warning: Picog
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