Protein + alkali = ?
WS
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Thu Feb 1 04:45:52 EST 2007
Dear all,
we try to detect a certain protein with a peptide antibody on
westerns.
At first, we do not get any signal, but after treating the membrane
(PVDF) with an alkaline (pH12-13) solution for a short time, the
protein may be detected in the reblot and there is a very strong
signal with 100ug of total protein per lane (4mm) . With another
antibody raised against the complete protein, there always is a
signal. Both ABs are rabbit ployclonals.
I have checked the peptide sequence with NetOGlyc and NetPhos: There
are two potential O glycosylation sites, a serin and a threonin, which
are predicted to be unlikely to be phosphorylated. The protein is
known to be a cytoplasmic protein kinase.
What's happening there?
Wo
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