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February 1, 2012Current Protocols in Microbiology108 citations

Identification of Novel DNA‐Binding Proteins Using DNA‐Affinity Chromatography/Pull Down

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BJBrandon L. JutrasAVAshutosh VermaBSBrian Stevenson

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This units presents methods through which one may isolate and identify novel bacterial DNA-binding proteins. Briefly, the DNA sequence of interest is affixed to beads, and then incubated with bacterial cytoplasmic extract. Washes with buffers containing nonspecific DNA and low-salt concentrations will remove non-adhering and low-specificity DNA-binding proteins, while subsequent washes with higher salt concentrations will elute more specific DNA-binding proteins. Eluted proteins may then be identified by standard proteomic techniques.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a93820c2876724c7d56a3b0https://doi.org/10.1002/9780471729259.mc01f01s24
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