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GST ligand capture
- zm00040
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3 years 7 months ago #1
by zm00040
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Hi there,
I'm trying to capture a GST-tagged ligand with the GST capture kit. The immobilisation of the Anti-GST Ab seemed to work fine giving ~11,000RU. However when I try to capture the GST-ligand and recombinant GST as the negative control, i only generated RU of ~100 (I then tried again for longer contact time to 420s and doubling the protein conc. to 20ug/mL, but still RU ~100). Then when I run small molecules over the chip, I see no interactions with the ligand as I should expect. Any advice/things I should try?
Many thanks
FC2 immob
FC1 immob
Recombinant GST capture
GST-tagged protein capture
Binding sensorgram
I'm trying to capture a GST-tagged ligand with the GST capture kit. The immobilisation of the Anti-GST Ab seemed to work fine giving ~11,000RU. However when I try to capture the GST-ligand and recombinant GST as the negative control, i only generated RU of ~100 (I then tried again for longer contact time to 420s and doubling the protein conc. to 20ug/mL, but still RU ~100). Then when I run small molecules over the chip, I see no interactions with the ligand as I should expect. Any advice/things I should try?
Many thanks
FC2 immob
FC1 immob
Recombinant GST capture
GST-tagged protein capture
Binding sensorgram
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- reeve
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3 years 5 months ago #2
by reeve
Replied by reeve on topic GST ligand capture
Hi,
I am not familiar with the instrument you use, and I could not see the picture about FC1 and FC2 clearly, but looks like you immobilized GST-Ab to both FC1 and FC2, so there was no reference chamber? If that was the case, the relative response can only be that small. Please immobilize GST-Ab in only one chamber and make the other the reference.
Best,
I am not familiar with the instrument you use, and I could not see the picture about FC1 and FC2 clearly, but looks like you immobilized GST-Ab to both FC1 and FC2, so there was no reference chamber? If that was the case, the relative response can only be that small. Please immobilize GST-Ab in only one chamber and make the other the reference.
Best,
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- kenley
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2 years 4 months ago #3
by kenley
Replied by kenley on topic GST ligand capture
Hi there,
I was wondering if you found the reason for the very low capture level? I am getting the same results as you saw previously so it would be great if you have any theories to solve this. Thanks
I was wondering if you found the reason for the very low capture level? I am getting the same results as you saw previously so it would be great if you have any theories to solve this. Thanks
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- zm00040
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2 years 4 months ago #4
by zm00040
Replied by zm00040 on topic GST ligand capture
Hi Kenley,
I still wasn't sure what was causing the low level of capture. It may well have been as Reeve said because I immobilised GST-Ab to both FCs but I wanted to do this for better CTL (ctl FC then had GST bound to it). The solution was I performed the GST capture 3 times instead of just once to sufficiently bind the protein and this seemed to then give better responses. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
I still wasn't sure what was causing the low level of capture. It may well have been as Reeve said because I immobilised GST-Ab to both FCs but I wanted to do this for better CTL (ctl FC then had GST bound to it). The solution was I performed the GST capture 3 times instead of just once to sufficiently bind the protein and this seemed to then give better responses. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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