Need Generic Method for Ptn Kinase Purification

[NJH at mail.nerc-oxford.ac.uk]

In article <v03010d05af5bae8120e5@[169.132.51.30]> myersm at ROCKVAX.ROCKEFELLER.EDU (Michael Myers) writes:
>From: myersm at ROCKVAX.ROCKEFELLER.EDU (Michael Myers)
>Subject: Need Generic Method for Ptn Kinase Purification
>Date: 23 Mar 1997 20:02:42 -0800

>Let's say you wanted to purify as many different kinases as possible from a=
> tissue or cell line. Are there any affinity steps that would give a=
> reasonable degree of enrichment? For instance, could one use an ATP-coupled=
> resin? I am not interested in getting enzymatically active enzyme. Perhaps=
> there is a short list of successive affinity steps that would represent the=
> best compromises between selectivity, generality, and practicality.

Perhaps using a phoshocellulose column might help. See Protein 
Phosphorylation: A Practical Approach  in the IRL Press Series, Ed. Hardie for 
other ideas.

Nigel