... Profiling of oligosaccharidemediated microheterogeneity of a monoclonal antibody by capillaryelectrophoresisElectrophoresis 17, 418–422 58 Kakehi, K and Honda, S (1996) Analysis of glycoproteins, ... speculation about the purpose of GPI anchors in terms of membrane mobility, role or lack thereof in signaling, and in the controlled release of proteins, the functions of this mode of attachment remain ... silica capillary is slow under these conditions Introduction of ABEE derivatives from the anodic end of the capillary will Derivation of Carbohydrates 49 Fig Capillary electrophoretic analysis of...
... constant denaturant capillary gel electrophoresis CGE, non-denaturing capillary gel electrophoresis CEMSA, capillaryelectrophoresis mobility shift assay CE/MS, capillary electrophoresis/ mass ... sieving capacity Electrophoresis 19, 3154–3159 19 Chiari, M and Cretich, M (2001) Capillary coatings: choices for capillaryelectrophoresisof DNA, in CapillaryElectrophoresisof Nucleic Acids, ... sequencing by capillaryelectrophoresisElectrophoresis 18, 2393–2399 42 Dovichi, N J and Zhang, J.-Z (2001) DNA sequencing by capillary array electrophoresis, in CapillaryElectrophoresisof Nucleic...
... the fast electrophoresis protocol consisted of a capillaryof 41 cm total length, an electrophoresis voltage of 15 kV and 2% GeneScan polymer in 0.6X electrophoresis buffer and 60°C electrophoresis ... for a number of applications in DNA analysis The From: Methods in Molecular Biology, Vol 163: CapillaryElectrophoresisof Nucleic Acids, Vol 2: Practical Applications ofCapillaryElectrophoresis ... the same, regardless of the type of the separation channel used (capillary or chip) The main advantage of the chip technology is the ease of fabrication of a large number of channels In comparison...
... likely that some of the SR -proteins are membrane-bound proteins involved in recognition, metabolite transport and protein secretion However, investigation of the protein composition of symbiotic ... with separate lots of samples min) Method After solubilisation of membrane proteins corresponding to 300 mg fresh weight by 300 μl of buffer as described in method 1, four vol of cold (-20 °C) ... plasma membrane, and component of the protein secretory pathway are therefore present in this microsomal fraction Solubilisation of membrane proteins Membrane proteinsof P tinctorius and C geophilum...
... at a capillary temperature thermostatting of 20 °C The capillary was rinsed after electrophoresis for with each of the following: 0.1 M NaOH, water, and electrophoresis buffer Samples were pressure ... fragmentation pattern of the two N-terminal amino-acid residues of mAP-1 supported this notion (data not shown) Fig Heparin binding specificity of synthetic AP-1 peptides in capillaryelectrophoresis ... constant amount of LMW heparin or water (controls) Thus, the differences in the positions of the fitted straight lines are indicative of the amount of bound peptide It is clear that binding of heparin...
... quantitation of human urine proteins by capillaryelectrophoresis J Chromatogr B 662, 108–112 39 Jenkins, M A (1997) Clinical application ofcapillaryelectrophoresis to unconcentrated human urine proteins ... Quantitative analysis of serum proteins separated by capillaryelectrophoresis Clin Chem 39,689–692 Jenkins, M A and Guerin, M D (1995) Quantification of serum proteins using capillaryelectrophoresis ... (1995) Capillary zone electrophoresisof serum proteins: study of separation variables J Chromatogr A 709, 99–110 10 Lehmann, R., Liebich, H M., and Voelter, W (1996) Application ofcapillary electrophoresis...
... Two-dimensional electrophoresisof denatured proteins (2D PAGE) allows the analysis of several hundreds of gene products in a single gel (O’Farrell, 1975) In gymnosperm species proteins have been ... explained by the existence of major genes responsible for the determinism of polypeptide amounts A total of 38% of the proteins were clustered at two loci Each group of covariable spots could ... twodimensional gel electrophoresisof needle, bud and pollen proteins J Mol Evol 41, 231-237 Bahrman N, Zivy M, Damerval C, Baradat P (1994) Organisation of the variability of abundant proteins in seven...
... to the attempt of bioconjugating QD-COOH to proteinsof increasingly higher pI, using cationic proteins such as cytochrome c and lysozyme However, it was observed that the pI ofproteins can play ... Separations of chemically different particles by capillaryelectrophoresis Anal Chem 1990, 62:2484-2490 Cifuentes A, Rodriguez MA, García-Montelongo FJ: Separation of basic proteins in free solution capillary ... Dolník V: Applications ofcapillaryelectrophoresis on microchip Electrophoresis 2006, 28(15):1094-2009 Baryla NE, Lucy CA: Simultaneous separation of cationic and anionic proteins using zwitterionic...
... positions of the constituents of the equilibrium in the capillary at t0 and t1; (c) electrophoretogram plot profile of the equilibrium mixture with the area of the unbound DNA library (A1), the area of ... efficiency of selection CE-SELEX takes advantage of the higher separation efficiency ofcapillaryelectrophoresis and does not require the target to be immobilized71 CE-SELEX involves the use ofcapillary ... positions of the constituents of the equilibrium in the capillary at t0 and t1; (c) electrophoretogram plot profile of the equilibrium mixture with the area of the unbound DNA library (A1), the area of...
... Figure 8: Illustration of EOF inside a fused silica capillary 22 Figure 9: Illustration of the order of migration of ions in CE 22 Figure 10 Illustration of EOF profile 23 Figure ... schematic diagram of a 15 Figure 4: Schematic diagram ofcapillaryelectrophoresis system High performance capillaryelectrophoresis (HPCE) does not require the use of gels because the capillary walls ... EVALUATION OF EFFECTS OF CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO MICROCYSTINS BY CAPILLARYELECTROPHORESIS AND METABOLOMIC STUDIES GRACE BIRUNGI (MSc) A THESIS SUBMITTED FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT OF...
... coating capillary wall (hydrophillicity or charge) Stability often problematic Table 1.2 Different Modes of High Performance CapillaryElectrophoresis CE Mode Capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE) Capillary ... migration of cations results in the migration of whole buffer solution through the capillary; this migration is the EOF Since the driving force of EOF is uniformly distributed along the capillary ... perspective ofCapillaryElectrophoresis Since the introduction ofcapillaryelectrophoresis (CE) in 1980s by Jorgenson, the good performance and relatively simple instrumentation quickly make CE one of...
... analysis 12 Figure 1.6 Illustration of double layer and reversal of EOF by addition of a quaternary amine to the buffer 1.3 Different Modes of CE 1.3.1 Capillary Zone Electrophoresis (CZE) CZE, which ... separation of immunoglobulins, hemoglobins and the measurement of the pI of proteins, 1.3.5 Capillary Electrochromatography (CEC) Figure 1.10 Scheme of CEC mode CEC is based on the partitioning of analytes ... Landers, Handbook ofCapillary Electrophoresis, USA, 1996 [5] R Kuhn, S H Kuhn, Capillary Electrophoresis: Principles and Practice, Berlin, 1993 [6] P G Righetti, CapillaryElectrophoresis in...
... effects of pollutants at biological level XVI List of Tables List of Tables Table 1.1 Methods to Control EOF…………………… …… Table 1.2 Different Modes ofCapillaryElectrophoresis … Table 1.3 LODs of ... Concentration of MWCN .92 XXI List of Figures Figure 3.11 Electrophoresisof ΦX174 DNA by CE-CCD in Buffers containing Different Concentration of MWCN .94 Figure 3.12 Electrophoresisof 2-Log ... Chapter Introduction 1.1 Overview ofCapillaryElectrophoresis Since the modern era ofcapillaryelectrophoresis (CE) commenced in the early 1980s with a series of publications by Jorgenson and...
... Table of Contents Acknowledgements I Table of Contents II Summary VII Chapter Introduction 1.1 Electrophoresis 1.2 History ofcapillaryelectrophoresis 1.3 Basic principles ofcapillaryelectrophoresis ... techniques Figure 1-3 Flow profiles of EOF and laminar flow 1.3.3 Measurement of EOF Routine measurement of the EOF is necessary to ensure the integrity of the separation If the EOF is not reproducible, ... conductivity in the vicinity of the adsorbed polymer particles suggest a possible focusing or compaction mechanism as shown in Figure 2-1 A EOF EOF B EOF EOF C EOF EOF D EOF EOF Figure 2-1 Hairy particle...
... by Vigh et al [74] for weak EOF Fig 1-4 Comparison of flow profiles of chromatography and CE 1.2.3.1.1 Control of EOF It is desirable to manipulate the magnitude of EOF in order to optimize the ... grape They found that EOF of the capillary was reversed by adsorption of the IL cations onto the silica wall, and the magnitude of the anodic EOF increased with the amount of IL added The neutral ... migration direction of anion, cation and EOF in a fused silica capillary The magnitude of the EOF depends on the surface concentration of silanol groups and on their degree of dissociation The...
... biofarming is a major goal of plant biotechnology Direct transfer of plant genes has resulted in new varieties with improved properties However, this approach is limited by the genetic stock of ... the various existing Use of Cyanobacterial Proteins 67 Fig 4.1 Summary of current advances in plant biotechnology using cyanobacterial genes Gene mining on cyanobacteria offers a promising opportunity ... phytochrome reaction spectra Production of biodegradable polymers (Section 4.5) Phytochrome perception (Section 4.6) (synthesis of PCB) Biofarming Production of cyanophycin Pigment manipulation (Section...
... divergence of Sco proteins in prokaryotes is apparent from the analysis of their genomes, Determinants of the elusive functions of Sco proteins some of which contain genes coding for Sco proteins ... variety of possible functions Given that the fold of Sco proteins resembles that ofproteins involved in thiol-disulfide redox chemistry, it is reasonable to assume that the primary role of Sco proteins ... oxidoreductase function of the CXXXC motif of human Sco proteins could therefore be implicated not only in the maturation of the CuA site of Cox2 but also in the maintenance of cellular copper homeostasis...
... functional effects of these mutations were due to the architectural and stabilizing role of the proteins alone, i.e that perturbation of protein structure would affect the catalytic activity of the rRNA ... composed of RNA However, two long C-terminal tails of small ribosomal subunit proteins S9 and S13 that are otherwise located at the top of the 30S, make their way down through the head of the subunit ... antiterminator of transcription of k phage N protein in E coli [58] Furthermore, several ribosomal proteins are known to regulate the expression of themselves or other ribosomal proteins through...