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03-06-2013, 11:19 AM
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 Protein preparation-labelling necessary? Hello, i would like to perform an Emsa for a transcription factor to a potential DNA-binding site. To produce the protein I intend to use the TnT quick coupled transcription/translation kit from Promega using a PCR-generated template. Is it necessary to label the produced protein (i.e. to use labelled methionine or any other labelling) and detect it using SDS page? Or can I simply perform an unlabelled reaction and use it directly for the EMSA? I am asking this, because the only protein possible to be produced is my protein of interest from its cDNA. Thank you very much. Any would be greatly appreciated.  |
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