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Help - biotinylated peptide does not bind to CM
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18 years 4 months ago #7
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I think you should immobilize your biotin-tagged peptides with neutral pH and 0.3 M NaCl.
At neutral pH your ligands (low pI) should have a net negative charge. By adding 0.3 M NaCl you avoid the electrostatic repulsion between the surface and the negatively charged peptides.
Use a low flow rate for immobilization.
Good luck
At neutral pH your ligands (low pI) should have a net negative charge. By adding 0.3 M NaCl you avoid the electrostatic repulsion between the surface and the negatively charged peptides.
Use a low flow rate for immobilization.
Good luck
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18 years 4 months ago #8
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Hi plasmon,
Thanx for your tip.
I will try it.
By neutral pH I suppose you mean 7 or 8?
I'll use PBS (pH=7.4) - the peptides should be negatively charged.
Slow flow rate = 10 ul/min? Less?
Hope it works (if it does you saved us lots of work and money )
Thanx for your tip.
I will try it.
By neutral pH I suppose you mean 7 or 8?
I'll use PBS (pH=7.4) - the peptides should be negatively charged.
Slow flow rate = 10 ul/min? Less?
Hope it works (if it does you saved us lots of work and money )
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18 years 4 months ago #9
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Yes, pH 7.4 is good. I would work at 5 ul/min to increase the contact time between molecules.
It may be important to use a ligand concentration of at least 200 ug/ml.
Good luck
It may be important to use a ligand concentration of at least 200 ug/ml.
Good luck
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