Is milk protein Y-phosphorylated?
dLee
dLee at ccmail.llu.edu
Thu Jan 20 16:07:23 EST 1994
I routinely use 2% blotto (2% powdered milk in TBS (no tween)) as both
blocking buffer and diluent for anti-PY mAb, and have very clean
backgrounds with very strong signals. However, I'm using the PY20
anti-phosphotyrosine mAb from Zymed (also available elsewhere) and an
alk phos secondary Ab.
Here is my basic protocol:
1) Use 5x10^5 cells per well for 10% minigel.
2) After stimulation, wash cells two times with 10mM Na3VO4. Lyse
cells in 25ul Triton X-100 with all the typical protease and
phosphatase inhibitors, and typical SDS-PAGE and transfer.
3) Block minimum 6 hrs, preferably overnight, at 4 degrees.
4) Probe with PY20 (1:1000 in 2% blotto) overnight.
5) Wash 3x by soaking blot in 10ml TBS-tween for 10 min each, and
rinsing in between washes. Transfer blot to clean tray.
6) Probe with secondary Ab, 1:1000 in 2% blotto (AP-GAMIG, Zymed
62-6522) 1hr.
7) Wash as in 5.
8) Incubate in BCIP-NBT 10-60 min.
Hope this helps,
Dean Lee
Dept of Micro and Mol Genetics
LLU
dLee at ccmail.llu.edu
P.S. I sincerely doubt I'll have any trouble publishing these blots.
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