help!how to detect cytochrome C releasing from motocondria!
Paul S. Brookes.
brookes at uab.edu
Mon Mar 13 14:05:17 EST 2000
Lyse (gently) the cells and centrifuge. Then western blot for cyt-c in the
mitochondrial pellet and the cytosol/supernatant. Pharmingen's mouse
monoclonal Ab works well in our hands. See FASEB J. vol 13, pp2031-2036
(1999) for a recent example of this.
Of course with any such method you have to make sure any cyt-c you see in
the supernatant is actually released and not due to non-pelleted
mitochondria. Enzyme assays like citrate synthase are simple enough to
accomplish this.
Regards
PSB
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