John
I believe that S65T-GFP can be purified as a 6-His fusion protein. I know
that it expresses like gangbusters from a pRSETB (Invitrogen) construct.
MM
Mike Moser Tel: 206-543-6585
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On Sat, 14 Sep 1996, John Fowler wrote:
> Looking for advice/info from others with experience:
>> I'd like to express GFP as a bacterial fusion protein with either GST or
> MBP, purify it via affinity chromatography, and then cleave off the GFP
> with a site-specific protease. (Using standard bacterial expression
> vectors). The purified (hopefully fluorescent) protein would then be used
> for microinjection.
>> Has anyone tried this already, and does GFP fluorescence survive the
> purification procedure?
>> Thanks,
> John
>> John Fowler
>jfowler at email.unc.edu>>
