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Co-IP from tissues - Co-IP protocol for tissues (Jun/22/2007 )

I everybody!!!

I would like to do Co-IP from tumor sample. Does anybody of you had some experience and could provide the protocol.

thank you in advance,

Karmen

-karmen-

QUOTE (karmen @ Jun 22 2007, 01:18 PM)
I everybody!!!

I would like to do Co-IP from tumor sample. Does anybody of you had some experience and could provide the protocol.

thank you in advance,

Karmen


depends on preparation, type of Ab´s , and precipitation method; first, you have to choose the appropriate Ab´s, and then look for protocols specific to these Ab and your lysate/homogenate

your question is too general to be properly answered

-The Bearer-

QUOTE (The Bearer @ Jun 22 2007, 04:23 AM)
QUOTE (karmen @ Jun 22 2007, 01:18 PM)
I everybody!!!

I would like to do Co-IP from tumor sample. Does anybody of you had some experience and could provide the protocol.

thank you in advance,

Karmen


depends on preparation, type of Ab´s , and precipitation method; first, you have to choose the appropriate Ab´s, and then look for protocols specific to these Ab and your lysate/homogenate

your answer is too general to be properly replied



Hi Bearer!!!

Thank you for your reply. I'll be using polyclonal antibodies and precipitating them with protein G sepharose beads.
Have you ever Co-Iped from tissues? If so, which lysis buffer did you use???

thank you in advance,
Karmen

-karmen-

QUOTE (karmen @ Jun 22 2007, 12:38 PM)
QUOTE (The Bearer @ Jun 22 2007, 04:23 AM)
QUOTE (karmen @ Jun 22 2007, 01:18 PM)
I everybody!!!

I would like to do Co-IP from tumor sample. Does anybody of you had some experience and could provide the protocol.

thank you in advance,

Karmen


depends on preparation, type of Ab´s , and precipitation method; first, you have to choose the appropriate Ab´s, and then look for protocols specific to these Ab and your lysate/homogenate

your answer is too general to be properly replied



Hi Bearer!!!

Thank you for your reply. I'll be using polyclonal antibodies and precipitating them with protein G sepharose beads.
Have you ever Co-Iped from tissues? If so, which lysis buffer did you use???

thank you in advance,
Karmen


tissues or mostly homogeneized, not lysed (beside you work with homogenous in vitro tissues);

as you normally do not work with detergents in homogeneization, you may subfractionate your homogenate

-The Bearer-

QUOTE (The Bearer @ Jun 23 2007, 05:23 AM)
QUOTE (karmen @ Jun 22 2007, 12:38 PM)
QUOTE (The Bearer @ Jun 22 2007, 04:23 AM)
QUOTE (karmen @ Jun 22 2007, 01:18 PM)
I everybody!!!

I would like to do Co-IP from tumor sample. Does anybody of you had some experience and could provide the protocol.

thank you in advance,

Karmen


depends on preparation, type of Ab´s , and precipitation method; first, you have to choose the appropriate Ab´s, and then look for protocols specific to these Ab and your lysate/homogenate

your answer is too general to be properly replied



Hi Bearer!!!

Thank you for your reply. I'll be using polyclonal antibodies and precipitating them with protein G sepharose beads.
Have you ever Co-Iped from tissues? If so, which lysis buffer did you use???

thank you in advance,
Karmen


tissues or mostly homogeneized, not lysed (beside you work with homogenous in vitro tissues);

as you normally do not work with detergents in homogeneization, you may subfractionate your homogenate


Bearer, thank you!!!

How do you subfractionate???
Somebody told me to use teflon balls for homogeneization. Have you ever tried???

Karmen

-karmen-

QUOTE (karmen @ Jun 27 2007, 10:59 AM)
QUOTE (The Bearer @ Jun 23 2007, 05:23 AM)
QUOTE (karmen @ Jun 22 2007, 12:38 PM)
QUOTE (The Bearer @ Jun 22 2007, 04:23 AM)
QUOTE (karmen @ Jun 22 2007, 01:18 PM)
I everybody!!!

I would like to do Co-IP from tumor sample. Does anybody of you had some experience and could provide the protocol.

thank you in advance,

Karmen


depends on preparation, type of Ab´s , and precipitation method; first, you have to choose the appropriate Ab´s, and then look for protocols specific to these Ab and your lysate/homogenate

your answer is too general to be properly replied



Hi Bearer!!!

Thank you for your reply. I'll be using polyclonal antibodies and precipitating them with protein G sepharose beads.
Have you ever Co-Iped from tissues? If so, which lysis buffer did you use???

thank you in advance,
Karmen


tissues or mostly homogeneized, not lysed (beside you work with homogenous in vitro tissues);

as you normally do not work with detergents in homogeneization, you may subfractionate your homogenate


Bearer, thank you!!!

How do you subfractionate???
Somebody told me to use teflon balls for homogeneization. Have you ever tried???

Karmen


I have heard of it: it should give a better grinding of cells but I never tried

-The Bearer-