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| Hi all, I have a doubt about native PAGE gel preparation and will greatly apreciate any help from you "protein expert" guys :-) I am doing 7% native acrylamide gels to separate two isoforms of glutamine synthetase (GS) from plant crude extracts and then stain the activity in-gel before coomassie. My problem is that one isoform is unstable and inactivates during the electrophoresis (I normally run it overnight in a cold room) so I am looking for some way to improve its stability during the run. As the enzyme in the crude extracts is stabilised by DTT, glycerol and glutamate (that is a GS substrate) I was thinking if is it possible to add this compounds in the gel! Does anyone knows if this compounds can be added to the native PAGE gel and /or loading buffer??? Thanks a lot for your help, Marco Betti Ph.D. Departamento de Bioquímica vegetal y Biología Molecular Universidad de Sevilla, Spain |
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| Are there any disulfide bonds in your GS protein? DTT always reduces the oxidized disulfide bonds, which could destroy the confirmation of the protein, even its biological activity. |
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