PERIPLASMIC PROTEIN ISOLATION.
Cornelius Krasel
krasel at alf.biochem.mpg.de
Fri Nov 5 07:33:21 EST 1993
nitika at imtech.ernet.in wrote:
: I am isolating the periplasmic fraction of E.coli for release
: of an enzyme. Am presently usind osmotic shock treatment( sucrose shock)
: as well as combinee treatment with lysozyme. Both the methods are leading
: to the lysis of the cells without miantenance of intact spheroplasts.What
: could be the reason? Kindly suggest another method. Thank you.
Two years ago I used the following method for the release of antibody
Vl fragment expressed in E. coli periplasm:
- Add 2 ml 1 mM EDTA in BBS (which is 160 mM NaCl, 200 mM boric acid,
pH 8 with NaOH) per gram wet cell weight.
- Stir the solution at least 30 minutes at 4 degrees Celcius.
- Get rid of the spheroblasts by centrifugation (SS34, 20 min, 20000 rpm,
4C).
- Get rid of membrane fragments etc. by sterilfiltration of the supernatant.
Hope it helps, Cornelius.
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