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An-nur Al-Irsyad

Member Since 22 Nov 2012
Offline Last Active Apr 22 2013 11:56 PM
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Plasmid isolation from agrobacterium

03 February 2013 - 10:43 PM

Hi, anyone here knows the protocol to isolate the binary vector from agrobacterium?

TQ
Really need help! :)

Adh1

22 January 2013 - 12:33 AM

Hi,

Anyone here work with Adh1 from eukaryotes?
where is Adh1 actually secreted when it is expressed in E.coli?

need help! Posted Image

problem in extracting the protein

22 January 2013 - 12:18 AM

Hi.
Before I ask, i want to explain one by one so that people that reading my post will not get confuse Posted Image

i'm working with Adh1 from eukaryotes, and i expressed it in BL21 (DE3).
I think BL21 (DE3) had successfully expressed my gene because there are extra band on SDS-PAGE (my control is BL21 carrying pET-41a(+)).

I extract the total protein by using sample buffer that contain SDS, Tris-HCl, glycerol, deionized water. after I pelleted the cell, i will resuspended it with sample buffer, heat at 95 degree and vortex it vigorously.

my wonder now is, although I treat it "harsh", seems like the SDS did not lysed my cell completely. I try to add some more of sample buffer, but still...the cell extract looked cloudy. If the lysis is complete, the cell extract should be look translucent right?-correct me if i'm wrong.

anyone can explain why this is happened?

Tagged recombinant protein has different mobility?

28 November 2012 - 01:30 AM

I did an expression of Adh gene in BL21 (DE3). I purified the protein using histidine tag column. Then, I run the total protein and also purified Adh protein in same SDS PAGE gel. BUT, the purified histidine tagged protein has a quite larger size than expected size. anyone can explain why this happen?Is it  tagged recombinant protein has different mobility? anyone can explain this to me?

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