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Preparation of tree tissue for western blot


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#1 OA17

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Posted 03 September 2009 - 07:46 AM

Hi!!

I would like to know if somebody knows which is the best way to prepare samples of trees such as cherry or peach tree for western blot. I have usually made this for Nicotiana, but in the case of trees what I get when I mix the sample (leaves ground to powder under liquid nitrogen) with the buffer containing urea, b-mercaptoethanol, etc, is a sticky supernantant that runs horrible in the gel.

I would appreciate very much if somebody could give me a better recipe for the rupture buffer, of any tips about the preparation of the samples.
Thanks!

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Posted 15 September 2009 - 03:55 AM

Hi
i have no experience with these kind of samples, but maybe you could try sonication after the grinding?
grs





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