Hi, any tips on a good covalent non reversible inhibitor of endogenous alkaline phosphatse from mouse neuroblastoma cells please?
I am performing an ELISPOT in which I adsorb mouse neuroblastoma cells to the membrane of ELISPOT wells before detecting my protein of interest with antibodies. The secondary antibody I use is conjugated to E-coli ALP which I then detect with BCIP/NBT. I am getting very high background, even when I do not use any antibodies, presumbly due to endogenous ALP. I have tried using Levamisole prior to the addition of secondary antibody but it is not having much effect. I think it is getting washed away as it is a revesible inhibitor. When I use it in conjunction with the secondary antibody I get close to 0 spots indicating an inhibitor of ALP will reduce my background, I just need one which I can add prior to my secondary antibody so I can still detect my antigen of interest. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Reducing background caused by endogenous alkaline phosphatse in ELISA
Started by PG4ever, Jun 16 2009 02:24 AM
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