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ion-exchange chrom. under denature conditions - purification on IEX chrom from inclution body (Oct/19/2004 )

Hello everybody biggrin.gif ,

I am wondering, if anybody knows techniques to purify protein on ion-exchange chromatography under denature or partially denature conditions? huh.gif

I am purifying protein from inclusion bodies and after Ni-NTA in 6M guanidine hydrochloride it still not pure enough. mad.gif Theoretically it should be possible to bind protein to ion-exchange media in 6-8M urea, isn’t it? I have already tried with SP-Sephadex G50 (Pharmacia) under 6M of urea. All protein goes in flow-throw fraction. Does anybody try something like that and which resin I should use?

Many thanks in advance, rolleyes.gif

Alexei

-Oleksii-

QUOTE (Oleksii @ Oct 19 2004, 10:10 AM)
Hello everybody biggrin.gif ,

I am wondering, if anybody knows techniques to purify protein on ion-exchange chromatography under denature or partially denature conditions?  huh.gif

I am purifying protein from inclusion bodies and after Ni-NTA in 6M guanidine hydrochloride it still not pure enough.  mad.gif Theoretically it should be possible to bind protein to ion-exchange media in 6-8M urea, isn’t it? I have already tried with SP-Sephadex G50 (Pharmacia) under 6M of urea. All protein goes in flow-throw fraction. Does anybody try something like that and which resin I should use?

Many thanks in advance,  rolleyes.gif

Alexei

guanidine hydrochloride is a salt and 6 M is far too concentrated for using in IEC. But i have the same problem, so if anyone have suggestion...?

-mmolen10-

Being a salt, guanidium chloride might be affecting the binding. Try with urea. Is it vital for you to run the sampe under denaturing condition.

good luck

-sharath-