vortexing with glass beads, and/or several passages through a French press
at high preassure (normal ways to disrupt yeast)
and finally boiling in SDS sample buffer.
(But will this be enough for the spores?)
sounds like a doomed thing though ...
Peter
"Elinor Chen" <chenq129 at hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>> I now search for a good extraction method for lyze the intact cells.
> The sample is pretty complex, including fungi(yeast or/and spores),
> bacteria, virus and some other microbes. I am not quite sure if all of
> them will present in the sample, but hopefully, they will appear in
> different fractions (bacteria and fungi ocuppy most).
>> First, I am looking for a method which just break the cells and
> extract the soluble protein in the cells.
>> After that, I also need a method which not only extract the soluble
> protein but also insoluble proteins(e.g. membrane proteins). I know
> there are some insoluble proteins which can not be extracted. I think
> the method which extracts the proteins as many as possible is a
> choice.
>> Thanks in advance for your great help.
