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| In article <[Only registered users see links. ]>, [Only registered users see links. ] wrote: No refs that I have on hand but depending on the protein, one of the two extreme approaches should work: 1. Quickly dump and mix your sepharose-bound protein into 100-300 column volumes of a solution without denaturant and let sit for an hour or so. 2. Run slow (20-30 column volumes) gradient from 100% to 0% denaturant through a column. Both done better at RT but there are, I believe, some examples of #2 working better in the cold room. DK |
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