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| Home > Technology > Gel Electrophoresis Separation for Protein Identification | ||
| Gel Electrophoresis Separation for Protein Identification | ||
| A user should choose the correct type and format of the gel--
which can result in a good separation of all the proteins in a sample. If
there is no prior information about the sizes of proteins present in a sample,
commercially available, pre-cast gradient gel may become the first choice,
since it can separate proteins in a large MWt range. For SDS-PAGE, many type
of polyacrylamide gels are compatible with MS analysis, including traditional
Tris-Glycine gel, or many brand commercially available pre-cast gels such as
Novax NuPAGE Bis-Tris, Tris-Acetate gel and Tris-HCl gel are acceptable for
protein identification. For protein identification, we have not observed any
significant effect resulted from different percentage of a gel or a gradient
gel, or different thickness of a gel.
However, we suggest not using Tricine gel for protein identification purpose based on our experience. This type of gel is often used to separate polypeptides and very small proteins. |
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