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Protein Protocols
Chromatography
(
Ion
Exchange,
Gel
Filtration,
Affinity
),
Tagged
proteins,
SDS-PAGE
, 2-D Gel
Electrophoresis
Chromatography steps:
Prepare sample
as
desired
Prepare/obtain column
with
matrix
Run sample over column
Add solvent
to
elute flow through
Elute desired bound molecules
from
column
SDS-PAGE steps:
Treat cells as desired
(may/may not add
35-S methionine
)
Extract proteins
Protein concentrations
Add sample buffer
Boil samples
Run on SDS-PAGE gel
Detect proteins
SDS PAGE buffers
SDS
,
Glycerol
,
Bromophenol
Blue,
Beta-mercaptoethanol
SDS buffer
denatures
,
negates intrinsic charge
, and
solubilized proteins
Glycerol
buffer makes samples
thicker
Bromophenol
blue shows where gel is
Beta-mercaptoethanol
breaks disulfide bonds
Autoradiography
is only used to
detect
proteins if
35-S methionine
is used
Explanations for SDS PAGE and 2D gel electrophoresis
More of singular protein
,
More types of proteins
,
Half-life increased
,
Gel loaded more in one lane
Conclusion for SDS-PAGE
Steady state level
....
2D Gel Electrophoresis steps:
Treat cells
as
desired
Extract proteins
Protein concentrations
Add sample buffer
Run samples
on
pH gradient IEF strip
after which
electrical field
is applied
Lay IEF strip
on
top
of
SDS-PAGE
and
run gel
Detect proteins
2D gel buffers
Urea
,
non-ionic detergent
,
Beta-ME
,
glycerol
,
bromophenol blue
Detecting proteins is done by
autoradiography
or
Coomassie
Blue,
Gold
/Silver Stains
What does Non-ionic detergent do in 2D Gel?
solubilizes proteins
What does Urea do in 2D Gel Electrophoresis?
Denatures
(not disulfide bonds)
Ion-exchange chromatography matrices
DEAE-Dextran
(+),
CM-Cellulose
(-),
Phosphocellulose
(-)
Gel-Filtration chromatography matrices
Dextran
,
Agarose
,
Acrylamide
Affinity chromatography matrices
Substrates
,
Enzymes
,
Antibodies
Ion Exchange - change in
pH
Gel Filtration -
Size exclusion
(time)
Affinity chromatography -
excess substrate
, change in
salt
, change in
pH
Creating Genomic Library Steps:
Extract total genomic DNA
Digest DNA
with
REs
to
create sticky ends
Cut vector
with
same RE
Ligate DNA fragments into vector
Make bacteria competent using CaCl2
Transform into bacteria
Grow on agar plates with Ab
Make bacteria competent and transform bacteria:
Place
bacterial
cells on
ice
with
CaCl2
Add vectors
Transform vectors into bacteria
Heat shock and recover
Colony Lift:
Spot bacteria
onto
nitrocellulose membrane
Incubate membrane
with
solution
to
lyse bacteria
,
denature DNA
, and
adhere DNA
Add radioactive probe complimentary
to
gene
of
interest
Expose membrane
to
film
Match spot
on
film
to
original bacterial colony
Isolate DNA fragments from vector: (last steps for genomic and cDNA)
Grow colonies
in
nutrient broth overnight
to
replicate
Lyse bacteria
and
spin
to
pellet large cell components
Collect Supernatant
Add EtOH
to
precipitate plasmid DNA
Centrifuge
to
pellet plasmid DNA
Resuspend pellet
Add RE
as
used
to put
fragment
in
vector
Run
on
agarose gel
Isolate DNA fragments from gel
PCR and Sequence DNA
Creating cDNA Library steps:
Treat
cells
as
desired
Extract
total mRNA
Add
poly-T primer
to
poly-A tail
of
extracted mRNA
Add
Reverse transcriptase
Add
RNase H
Add
poly-A primer
to
poly-T tail
on
cDNA
Add
DNA polymerase
Cut vector
with
RE
to create blunt ends
Ligate cDNA
into
vectors
Make bacteria competent
with
CaCl2
Transform
into
bacteria
Grow on agar plates containing Ab
DNA sequencing steps:
Obtain fragment of interest
Denature DNA strands
Set
up
4 tubes
containing
denatured DNA
,
dNTPs
,
radioactive primers
, and
DNA polymerase
Add one
of each
ddNTPs
to each of
4 tubes
Incubate
to
allow reaction
Run samples
on
PAGE gel
Expose
to
film
Read
DNA sequence
Sodium Bisulfite steps:
Treat
cells
as
desired
Extract DNA
from
cells
Digest DNA
with
RE
Treat DNA fragments
with
Sodium Bisulfite
Amplify using PCR
with
specific primers
Sequence DNA