ppt protiens
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Mon Sep 12 09:48:45 EST 1994
In article <magoldstein-2908942114590001 at modem67.ucdavis.edu> magoldstein at ucdavis.edu (Marc A. Goldstein) writes:
>In article <thomas-2908941939110001 at fp1-molbio-19.uoregon.edu>,
>thomas at molbio.uoregon.edu (matt thomas) wrote:
>
>> I am planing to do an experiment where I will end up with a large volume. I
>> want to run this on a SDS gel and my lanes will not hold the volume the
>> experiment will generate. I don't care if the proteins get killed. Does
>> anyone have a good meathod they might suggest?
>
>Dear Thomas,
>
> What's a large volume, and how large are you're wells?
>
>Some standard thoughts:
> 1. Concentrate the protein by using small-pore-sized spin filters
>(millipore, amicon, etc..)
> 2. Precipitate the protein with acetone, or ammonium sulfate or the like.
> 3. If all else fails, dialyze the salt away and lyophilize the stuff.
>
>Hope this helps.
>________________________
>Marc A. Goldstein
>Section of Plant Biology
>UC Davis
>magoldstein at ucdavis.edu
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