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| I am expressing a protein with c-terminal his-tag in bl21(de3) cells as inclusion bodies. My problem is that even under denaturating conditions binding of the protein to the ni-nta qiagene column is very low. In fact, no binding occures if i follow a denaturating protocol (changing buffer pH values). Some of the protein binds to the column if native imidazole (10, 20, 250) protocol supplemented with 8M urea is followed, but still majority of protein is eluted in wash fraction. To avoid the column flow problem i did several mini-preps with prolonged incubations and stirring options but the result remains the same. Increasing the total salt concentration up to 2M did not help, neither did addition of 2-mercaptoethanol. I cant afford anti-his antibodies and will try adding more protease inhibitors. Any suggestions or experience with changing the his-tag orientation or maybe even adding a second his-tag? Thanks, Lea |
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