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#1 pavani

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Posted 09 March 2010 - 06:01 AM

Now i would like to isolate and purify a perticular protein from breast cancer patients ,

but we don have 2D electrophoresis facility,

so wat im thinking is, instead of iso elecric focusing step in 2D-E, i would like to go for firstly " Ion exchange chormatography of the sample" then want to perform "SDS-PAGE..."

*Is this possible practically ??

*Is there any methods to isolate & purify a specific from the samples "with out using any Anybody Kits ??"

*Please mention by which method iso elecric focusing step substituted

Please kindly tell me ,
Thank you

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Posted 09 March 2010 - 07:40 AM

you could use chromatofocusing.

or you could use ion exchange with a pH gradient to elute.

simple ion exchange will not give the same selectivity as isoelectrofocusing.

you may be able to purify by affinity chromatography (substrate, inhibitor, cofactor,...)
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Posted 13 April 2010 - 07:57 AM

I think the limitation of the biological material will be the problem; if you have an idea of the nature of the protein of interest, you may enrich it with an antibody, and then perform an 1D-GE

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Posted 13 April 2010 - 04:23 PM

If you can identify the protein as a band on a normal 1D gel, you can cut it out and do a tryptic digest and then send it for identification by mass spectroscopy.

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Posted 14 April 2010 - 12:32 AM

View Postbob1, on Apr 14 2010, 12:23 AM, said:

If you can identify the protein as a band on a normal 1D gel, you can cut it out and do a tryptic digest and then send it for identification by mass spectroscopy.


good idea but I recommend to loose some bulk proteins by enrichment of the protein of interest; more than 2 polypeptides in a cut-out band of an 1D gel is difficult to discriminate in MS





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