Improved methodology for the affinity isolation of human protein complexes expressed at near endogenous levels
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- DOI: 10.2144/000113864
Improved methodology for the affinity isolation of human protein complexes expressed at near endogenous levels
Abstract
An efficient and reliable procedure for the capture of affinity-tagged proteins and associated complexes from human cell lines is reported. Through multiple optimizations, high yield and low background affinity-purifications are achieved from modest quantities of human cells expressing endogenous-level tagged proteins. Isolations of triple-FLAG and GFP-tagged fusion proteins involved in RNA metabolism are presented.
Conflict of interest statement
The authors declare no competing interests.
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