Remember to include E/I0N cultures for cleavage!
This step should take approximately 3-4 hours.
See IPTG Induction for calculations.
At this point cells may be frozen at -80°C for storage and later extraction.
Fong et al. 2009 cites ~1g wet cell paste at this step, however E/I0C and E/I0N were purified separately.
EI0C Wet Cell Weight (g)* | 1 |
EI0N Wet Cell Weight (g)* | 2 |
Low-salt lysis buffer (mL) | 15 |
At this point, E/I0C and E/I0N cells can be combined into a single lysis reaction!
Shi et al. cites E/I0N:EI0C protein cleavage of the both the separate and combined lysis/purification steps at a 2:1 molar ratio.
Ammonium sulfate Stock Concentration (M)* | 1.6 |
Clarified Lysate Volume (mL)* | 3 |
Ammonium Sulfate Volume (mL) | 1 |
Fong et al. 2009 cites 200 μL clarified cell lysate at this step, however E/I0C and E/I0N were purified separately.
This step should completely remove remaining contaminant host cell proteins.
Fong et al. 2009 cites 150 μL "ice-cold" cleavage buffer at this step, however E/I0C and E/I0N were purified separately.
At this point, the target expression product should be cleaved from the E/I0C fusion proteins.
The reaction can be incubated overnight to increase yield.
Precipitation product should contain only E/I0N and E/I0C(sans target product).
If storing long term, may want to supplement solution with glycerol etc.
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