Cornelius Krasel wrote:
> Lee Hunt <L.hunt at sheffield.ac.uk> wrote:
> > Does anybody have explanations as to why a protein on a Western can
> > differ widely from its predicted size. Other than proteolysis or removal
> > of targetting regions what else could cause this?
>> Some proteins run irregularly on SDS-PAGE, either because they bind
> more or less SDS than the "average" protein, or because they do not
> completely unfold, even in SDS.
Also, heavy glycosilation can cause a protein to run with an abnormally
high molecular weight.
> --Cornelius.
love
Anna
