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Dictionary » P » Protein a Protein aprotein A protein obtained from staphylococcus aureus that binds immunoglobulin molecules without interfering with their binding to antigen. Widely used in purification of immunoglobulins and in antigen detection, for example by immunoprecipitation. A very effective b-cell mitogen. ![]()
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Results from our forumMetal chelate chromatography... affinity chromatography , IMAC ). I wished to try it as one (or more) step(s) in my purification protocol and tried to study in the 2nd edition of Protein purification textbook, but it didn't work very well, or better said, it was kond of confusing: First of all, I found, that it might be usefull ...
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Doing research project -- trying to configure dosages...... mandatory research project this year. What I plan to do is attach a Fas (death receptor ligand) to a mesothelin antibody by binding the 2 with the protein crosslinker Glutaraldehyde. This ligand-antibody combination will then be administered to pancreatic cancer cells that overexpress mesothelin. ...
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Which came first the DNA, RNA or proteinwhen you guys keep on saying protein came first, do you mean peptide chains? Cause a fully functional protein has to fold with the tertiary structures. Only a few simple proteins will just form on their own. The complex enzymes usually ...
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Problems with gene knockdown... rat and mouse cDNAs in luciferase assay. The infected cells (in both rat and mouse cell lines) were selected on antibiotic. But when I look at the protein expression in the cells by Western blot, there seem to be no reduction. Of the sequences, at least 3 showed significant knockdown in Luciferase ...
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bioinformTICS:For the nucleotide sequence by using the genbank, embl , we can predict the nucleotide sequence and the protein sequence by using the swiss prot we can able to predict the structure and for the 3d structure by using pdb and scop we can able to predict
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