Induction by IPTG
Andy Kravetz
akravetz at Walden.MO.NET
Thu Aug 3 14:53:32 EST 1995
Stephen Mamber (mamber at synapse.bms.com) wrote:
: In article <bheymann-2407950912360001 at biomac1d.bio.purdue.edu>, bheymann at bragg.bio.purdue.edu (Bernard Heymann) says:
: >
: >I'm interested in the relationship between the concentration of IPTG and
: >the level of induction of proteins from a lac or tac promoter.
: From personal experience, I would try 1 mM and 2-fold increases or
: decreases from there to bracket your activity. Further fine-tuning may
: be desirable (like 0.8 mM as an optimum).
I second that. When using IPTG from a 1M stock, I would dilute it down to
1mM and let induce for 3h or so. Good results.
andy
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