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Electrophoretic Mobility Shift Assay Forum EMSA Forum. Discuss the Electrophoretic Mobility Shift Assay protocols or technique and the assessment of DNA and RNA binding proteins here. Also post questions and troubleshooting about the shift assay.


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New to EMSA - EMSA Forum. Discuss the Electrophoretic Mobility Shift Assay protocols or technique and the assessment of DNA and RNA binding proteins here. Also post questions and troubleshooting about the shift assay.


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Hi,

I am new to EMSAs, basically I want to do an EMSA-western to determine if my protein of interest binds DNA. I plan to IP my protein and a known TF say myc. Since i dont know if my protein binds DNA, I am going double digest genomic DNA with a combination of different restriction enzymes. I will incubate my IPed proteins with the DNA and run it on a native gel and then transfer to nitrocellulose paper and probe with specific ab for western blotting.

I plan to run IPed proteins without DNA as my baseline to detect the protein bands. I hope to see single bands in my IP alone lanes and several bands in my IP+ DNA fragments lane which would represent my protein binding to DNA.

I wanted to know if this protocol was feasible, basically I am looking for yes/no answer to base my future expts (chip-chip etc) on. I would appreciate any input or comments on this!

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