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Immunoprecipitation of Homer 1a, Injection of Virions and In Situ Hybridization in the Spinal Cord - http://www.natureprotocols.com/2006/06/30/immunoprecipitation_ip_of_home.php

Category: Immunology: Immunoprecipitation Protocols: Protein Immunoprecipitation Protocols

Protocol for the immunoprecipitation (IP) of Homer 1a, injection of virions and in situ hybridization in the spinal cord. Includes: Immunoprecipitation (IP) of Homer1a from spinal cord; Injection of virions in the parenchyma of the spinal dorsal horn in vivo; Generation of cRNA probes; Analysis of DIG-dUTP incorporation; Tissue hybridization. - [Read Immunoprecipitation of Homer 1a, Injection of Virions and In Situ Hybridization in the Spinal Cord]

Isolation of Infectious HIV-1 Protocol - http://www.miltenyibiotec.com/skripte/pdf.php?mm_id=516&session_id=2fcdee70b1da5252291e83a27e1c76a9&ip=222.165.176.129

Category: Viral Culture and Isolation Protocols: Viral Isolation Protocols

Protocol for the isolation of infectious HIV-1. Includes: HIV-1 capture strategy; Protocol for the isolation of HIV-1 virions; Magnetic labeling; Magnetic separation; Elution option A for virion lysate; Elution option B for intact virions. - [Read Isolation of Infectious HIV-1 Protocol]

M5 Velocity (rate zonal) gradients for purification and assembly analysis of viruses. - http://www.axis-shield.com/densityhome/optiprep/M05.pdf

Category: Cell Biology and Cell Culture

Purification protocols of the viruses: HIV-1, Lassa virus, oncornavirus and other retroviruses. Protocol uses an iodixanol gradient in a sedimentation velocity mode to purifyHIV-1 virions without affecting the infectivity of the virus. In rate-zonal iodixanol gradients the HIV-1 was effectively separated both from Vif and from the microvesicles. - [Read M5 Velocity (rate zonal) gradients for purification and assembly analysis of viruses.]

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Absorption Spectroscopy and Quantification of Filamentous Phage Protocol

Unlike spherical phage, such as T4 and λ, which have roughly equal weight ratios of protein to DNA, filamentous phage have about six times more protein than DNA; the protein therefore contributes substantially to the absorption spectrum.