proteins-request,
I have no idea about the problem you faced, I have never seen such a phenomenon. Could it be due to the enzymatic activity of your protein? As to buffer exchange, using a desalting column is an good option.
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>Date: 16 Nov 2006 12:14:43 -0800
>From: "Lechu" <lech_kaczmarczyk At yahoo.com>
>Subject: [Protein-analysis] Opinions about Bio-Rad PowerPac Basic
> Power Supply
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>>Is this power module suitable for western-blotting transfers? Or do I
>need sth more powerful? Any reccommendations? How about running 2
>transfers simultaneosly (2 chambers x 2 membranes)?
>>Best wishes, Lechu
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>Date: 16 Nov 2006 14:17:44 -0800
>From: "DY" <bearofthecity At gmail.com>
>Subject: [Protein-analysis] Question about protein dialysis-bag
> leakage
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>>I don't know whetehr anyone have encountered the same strange problem.
>I have one protein that is purifified from Ni column. The major peak is
>eluted with about 250 mM immidazole. I tried to dialyze this protein to
>some other buffer. The remarkable thing is once I add protein solution
>into the dialysis bag, the bag starts to leak!
>The bag is not leaky initially, as checked by only adding buffer into
>it. Therefore, the protein definitely plays a role in this leaky issue.
>>Have anyone seen anything like this? I am really puzzled because this
>seems so counter intuitive.
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2006-11-18
