Removal of SDS from protein for structural studies (corrected)

[Hiranya Roychowdhury]

I am sorry for some obvious mistakes in my earlier reply to this topic:
What follows is a correctted version:
> On 18 May 1995, Dr. Jeff Lightfoot wrote:
> 
> > What methods are recommended for removing 1% SDS from protein?   Is
> > dialyzing sufficient?  The protein is to be used for crystallography and/or
> > nmr.  Pierce sells a gel that is supposed to remove detergents, but they
> > keep bumping the availability date back.  Thanks for your help.
> > 
> > Jeff.
> 
> 
 Removal of SDS from protein can be accomplished in a number of different 
 ways:
 	1. Electrodialysis using a dialysis bag. Of course the surrounding 
 buffer has to be free of SDS
 	2. Equilibrium dialysis, which you have mentioned.
 	3. Electroelution into SDS-free buffer using Triton X100, where 
 TritonX100 is removed by dialysis later. (Holloway,('73) Anal. Biochem., 
 53:304)
 	4. Ion retardation columns (Kapp & Vinogradov (78), Anal. 
 Biochem. 91: 230.)
 	5. Anion Exchange, Weber & Cutter JBC 246:4504.
 
 Hope this helps,
 HSR
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   			  Plant Genetic Engineering Lab.
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			  Las Cruces, NM 88003
			  Phone: (505) 646-5785
			  hroychow at nmsu.edu
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