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#1 drcliquet

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Posted 29 January 2004 - 06:11 AM

I can't buy protein-G-sepharose as it's to expensive and I just want to make a little assay... Can anyone tell me how to use protein-A-sepharose plus antimouse antibody as a substitute for protein-A-sepharose?
Thak you very much!

#2 Shubenok

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Posted 03 February 2004 - 10:47 AM

Such scheme as resin-ProtA==noncovalent binded AntimouseAb + IgG after elution is resulted in mixture of AntimouseAb and IgG and additionally You will have low capacity column because a conformational problems of binding. So  prepare anti-mouseAB resin , also you can fuse antimouseAb to ProtA-resin but IMHO this is an anti-optimal decision.




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