Ammonium Sulfate
Dima Klenchin
klenchin at REMOVE_TO_REPLY.facstaff.wisc.edu
Tue Aug 7 18:36:15 EST 2001
"Marie France Janelle" <mariefrancejanelle at sympatico.ca> wrote:
>I used ammonium sulfate to precipite a little protein (12 kDa). I want to
>get rid of ammonium sulfate now. Is someone have a method to do that
>successfully?
To the already mentioned in other replies I can add this:
Usially 12K proteins are quite simple and withstand quite harch
treatments. If yours is such a case, an attractive possibility can be
organic solvent precipitation. Say, you have your pellet after AmSO4
cut, you resuspend it in water/buffer, then add enough acetone
(isopropanol, dioxane or whatever works best keeping protein alive),
your protein precipitates and you resuspend it in whatever you like.
The advantage to dialysis is speed (fast) and keeping concentration
high. Works only for select proteins, _usually_ small.
- Dima
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