Thin-layer affinity chromatography in analysis of protein-ligand affinity.
Thin-layer affinity chromatography in analysis of protein-ligand affinity.
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蛋白质-配体亲和力分析中的薄层亲和层析。
DOI:
10.1006/abio.1996.0518
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发表时间:
1996
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
M. Vuento
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文献类型:
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作者:
M. Laitinen;K. Sojakka;M. Vuento
NOTES & TIPS 279 first (Fig. 2, lanes 10 and 11) followed by keratin detec-ing of protein to its ligand. Hence, it is important to be able to monitor the affinity state of the protein studied tion (Fig. 2, lanes 12 and 13), the same results as previously were obtained. Quantitative analysis of the ker-relative to the original native state. Quantitative methods for assessing affinity parameters involve setting up atin as influenced by the CaCl2 treatment could be accomplished using the actin signal as an internal stan-equilibrium mixtures of protein and ligand and analyzing the concentrations of bound and free species by dard on the same membrane. Once an appropriate set of antibodies generated from various physicochemical methods (1). From such measurements, the dissociation constant of the binding redifferent species was chosen, this highly sensitive double immunodetection on the same transfer membrane action can usually be derived. Unfortunately, these methods are tedious and do not allow a rapid check to method has the following benefits.(1) A correct comparison of band positions (especially protein spots on two-be made on the affinity state of the protein. Affinity chromatography has been previously used for the estidimensional electrophoresis) can be made.(2) The number of electrophoresis runs can be reduced and val-mation of dissociation constants (2, 3). Recent developments in affinity chromatography have introduced uable samples can thus be conserved.(3) This method should be more quantitative than other double immu-thin-layer techniques in the rapid analysis of antigen binding to antibody (4–7), analogous to protein–ligand nodetection methods which use SDS to ‘‘clean’’the blot before the second detection is likely therefore to remove interaction. In particular, Lou et al.(5) used several discrete antibody zones immobilized on membrane to some of the antigens (8). Such an SDS step was not required in our method. analyze lipoprotein concentration in serum. That assay was based on a competition of lipoprotein present in a sample with lipoprotein labeled with colloidal selenium