His-tagged proteins
Cornelius Krasel
krasel at wpxx02.toxi.uni-wuerzburg.de
Fri May 9 02:32:34 EST 1997
Cara Baker (crbaker at mail.tcd.ie) wrote:
> Has anyone had experience with his-tagged proteins that precipitate
> immediately on elution with imidazole? Is there a way to get around
> this?
Maybe elution with EDTA would work better? You can always recharge
your NTA column with NiCl2.
> Also are there any other tricks to removing backround contaminants
> (under native conditions) apart from use of b-mercaptoethanol and
> higher salt concs?
A Q sepharose column does the trick for me (purification of his6-
tagged Go-alpha).
(Well, I can't say that I don't have problems. I have pure protein,
but only 5% of it is functional :-/ )
--Cornelius.
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