Hi
I'm trying to detect the phosphorylated form of JNK by western blotting. Sometimes I get a signal sometimes I don't. I'm using a triton based lysis buffer that contains NaF, leupeptin, aprotinin, pepstatin, PMSF, NaV04, and B-glycerophophate.
Has anyone any ideas? Or experienced similar problems?
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Posted 30 March 2002 - 10:44 AM
perhaps you have excess phosphatase activity? Not too sure tho.
I believe people use b-glycerophosphate as a substrate for Phosphatases. This may act as a inhibitor in ur case, but i really don't know how potent it is...
I believe people use b-glycerophosphate as a substrate for Phosphatases. This may act as a inhibitor in ur case, but i really don't know how potent it is...
Perhaps you ar not consistent with your experiments in terms of activating JNK's?
sorry can't help you too much.
sean
