Hi, we sub cloned a DNA sequence into our vector of choice. The sequence subcloned was predicted to give a protein molecular weight of 36 kda. When western blot was performed of transduced cells ( expressing the gene of interest), we got a very good western blot signal. However the molecular weight of the protein detected was 48 kda (using a nuMber of different antibodies). Does anyone have an idea of why our cloning is generating a protein that is 10kda heavier than that is predicted by its DNA sequence. It seems unlikely to be phosphorylation etc.. We believe we have completely denatured the protein lunate, including further 'linearisation' using urea.
Cheers
Alex
Cloned sequence is not predicted size by western blot
Started by Rara, Jan 31 2012 03:03 PM
Cloning Western blot Kilodalton Predicted size
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