Hitrap n hydroxysuccinimide activated hp column
The HiTrap N-hydroxysuccinimide–activated HP column is a prepacked affinity chromatography column designed for the immobilization and purification of proteins. The column matrix is composed of agarose beads with N-hydroxysuccinimide (NHS) groups that can covalently bind to primary amine groups on proteins. This allows for the efficient capture and separation of target proteins from complex mixtures.
2 protocols using hitrap n hydroxysuccinimide activated hp column
Affinity Purification of X. laevis TPX2 Antibody
Immunodepletion and Reconstitution of Nap1 in Xenopus Egg Extracts
H1M was immunodepleted from egg extracts as previously described (Maresca et al., 2005 (link)). In brief, 55 µl CSF extract was subjected to two successive 45-min incubations with 40 µg anti-H1M antibody coupled to 200 µl protein A Dynabeads (Invitrogen). To deplete Nap1, 11 µg of affinity-purified Nap1 antibody coupled to 40 µl protein A Dynabeads (Invitrogen) was used to deplete 11 µl of egg extract over two rounds of 45-min incubations. For control (mock depleted) reactions, an equal amount of total rabbit IgG antibody was coupled to beads. Recombinant Nap1-L1B or mutants (Nap1N6, Nap1C9, and Nap1N6C9) were added back to depleted extracts at a final concentration of 1 µM to match endogenous Nap1 levels.
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