western blots
Stephen R. Lasky
Stephen_Lasky at brown.edu
Tue Oct 31 07:00:45 EST 1995
In article <47382l$opc at netserv.unmc.edu>, dmlepley at netserv.unmc.edu
(Denise Lepley) wrote:
> Hello all! I was wondering what the consensus is for trying to use the
> peptide antigen to compete off non-specific primary antibody binding for
> western blot analysis. In my opinion, using the same peptide the
> antibody was raised against will compete off non-specific as well as
> specific antibody binding. So, in effect, adding peptide to the primary
> antibody solution is a meaningless control. What are your opinions on
> this?
Theoretically, use of a specific peptide should not compete non-specific
binding. From my experience using this technique to identify which bands
are actually Jun or Fos proteins, it works.
SRLasky
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Stephen R. Lasky Ph.D.
Section of Experimental Therapeutics
Roger Williams Medical Center
Providence, RI 02908
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