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255 - Frederiksen

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Purification & Size Determination of gfp & bfpEDVO-Kit #<strong>255</strong>Partial Purification of Green & Blue Fluroescent ProteinsCollecting Column Fractions of (gfp) proteinNOTE:If you shine long U.V.light (black light) on thecolumn, you will see(gfp) or (bfp) migratingthrough the columnand you can predictthe peak tubes that willcontain the protein.DO NOT USESHORT U.V. LIGHT(USED FOR DNAWORK). DIRECTVISION WILLCAUSE BURNSAND DAMAGE TOEYES!1. Label the first set of eight microtest tubes #1-8.2. Slowly load the column with 0.2ml of the gfp extract. Allow the extractto completely enter the column.3. Elute the column with 1x elution buffer.• Add buffer slowly (several drops at a time) to avoid diluting theprotein sample.• Using the graduated marks on the sides of the tubes, collect 0.5mlfractions in the labeled microcentrifuge tubes.• Store fractions on ice immediately upon collection.* * * Remember - Do not allow the column to dry. * * *4. Check all fractions by using long wave U.V. light to identify tubes thatcontain the fluorescent gfp or bfp proteins.5. Save the fractions containing gfp proteins for further analysis by SDS gelelectrophoresis (optional).Collecting Column Fractions of (bfp) protein1. Wash the column with 10ml of 1x Elution buffer.The Experiment2. Label a second set of eight microtest tubes #9-16. Repeat steps 2-5 (fromabove) with 0.2ml of the (bfp) extract. Store the 0.5ml fractions on iceimmediately upon collection. Do not allow the column to dry.Optional Stopping PointIf time does not permit you to continue with the SDS polyacrylamide analysis,you may freeze the fractions at -20°C and perform the assays at a later date.Duplication of this document, in conjunction with use of accompanying reagents, is permitted for classroom/laboratoryuse only. This document, or any part, may not be reproduced or distributed for any other purpose without thewritten consent of EDVOTEK, Inc. Copyright © 1998, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2007 EDVOTEK, Inc., all rights reservedEVT 005097KThe Biotechnology Education Company® • 1-800-EDVOTEK • www.edvotek.com

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