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| Hi, I would suggest you to use Strataclean beads from the Stratagene. For a little volume you will need very little beads. You can concentrate proteins on these beads while desalting them. I used this to analyze a protein purification that was present in 2 M salt condition in the eluate. After using these beads I was able to load the concentrated proteins into SDS-PAGE without any obvious precipitation. Elution to solution by a low pH buffer should also be possible. Some new generation membrane-based filters can aslo help you. (You should check centricon and similar companies' products) Moreover, if your sample volume is ~2-3ml there are very good dialysis systems from the Pierce which you can desalt your sample before concentrating in relatively mild conditions. I hope these may be any help, good luck ! Ozan __________________________________________________ __________________________________ Shape Yahoo! in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today! [Only registered users see links. ] |
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| protein concentration and desalting | Esmaeil Sadroddiny | Protocols and Methods Forum | 2 | 09-20-2007 02:02 PM |