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产品信息
Amylose Resin High Flow is a cross-linked affinity matrix used for the isolation of proteins fused to maltose-binding protein (MBP). This rigid matrix can be used in automated chromatography systems.
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- 产品类别:
- Amylose Purification (MBP-tag),
- Affinity Purification Products,
- Protein Purification Products
- 应用:
- MBP Affinity Tag,
- Affinity Purification & Expression Tags,
- Protein Purification,
Phage Display
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产品组分信息
本产品提供以下试剂或组分：
NEB # 名称 组分货号 储存温度 数量 浓度 -
E8022S 4 Amylose Resin High Flow E8022SVIAL 4 1 x 15 ml Not Applicable
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E8022L 4 Amylose Resin High Flow E8022LVIAL 4 1 x 100 ml Not Applicable
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特性和用法
贮存溶液
20% Ethanol
结合容量
>4 mg MBP5* -paramyosin δSal fusion protein / ml amylose high flow resin.
可再生
Yes
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注意事项
- Store at 4°C. After use, resin should be stored in column buffer plus 0.02% sodium azide or 20% ethanol.
- Amylose Resin column should be washed with 5 volumes of column buffer before each use.
For optimum performance, load crude extract at < 60 cm/hour. - When regenerating the column at 4°C, please note that 0.1% SDS can precipitate at that temperature. It is therefore recommended that the SDS solution be stored at room temperature until needed. The resin may be generated up to five times.
- For a complete affinity purification protocol, download the pMAL Protein Fusion and Purification System technical bulletin (NEB #E8200) from www.neb.com.
- Regeneration: The packed resin may be regenerated by the following wash sequence: Water 3 – column volumes, 0.1% SDS – 3 column volumes, Water – 1 column volume, Column Buffer – 5 column volumes.
工具 & 资源
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选择指南
- Purification Beads, Columns and Resins
FAQs & 问题解决指南
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FAQs
- What gravity column do you recommend?
- Much of my fusion protein flows through the amylose column. Is there anything I can do to improve my fusion’s affinity for the amylose column?
- How many times can I use the amylose column?
- What is known about binding in the presence of nonionic detergents?
- Can I substitute a different buffer and/or salt concentration in the Column Buffer?
- I see my intact fusion protein by SDS-PAGE when I run cells boiled in Sample Buffer, but when I check the crude extract the fusion is degraded.
- When I run my purified fusion protein on SDS-PAGE, why do I see multiple bands instead of a single band of the expected MW?
- Can I perform a batch purification using the amylose resin?
- Can MBP fusions be purified in the presence of denaturants like urea or guanidine-HCl?
- Is the amylose resin damaged by storage at -20°C?
- What is the recommended flow rate and maximum pressure for Amylose Resin High Flow once packed into a column?