For Western blots, neurons were lysed in 2% SDS/25 mM Tris as described above then passed three times through a Microcon YM-10 ultracentrifuge filter (Amicon) to remove SDS. Each centrifugation step was done at 12,000 rpm for 45–60 minutes at 4°C followed by reconstitution of the filtrate in 10x volume of fresh 25 mM Tris. Washed lysate was treated with phosphatase buffer +/− enzyme for one hour in a 40 μl reaction. For CIP, 25 μg lysate was incubated with 30 units of enzyme in NEB Buffer 3 at 37°C. For Lambda phosphatase, 25 μg lysate was incubated with 400 units of enzyme in PMP buffer with 1 mM MnCl2 at 30°C. Samples were subsequently loaded onto SDS-PAGE gels and blotted as described above.
Protein metallophosphatase buffer
Protein MetalloPhosphatase buffer is a specialized buffer solution used to maintain the optimal pH and ionic environment for the activity of metalloprotein phosphatases. It provides the necessary conditions for these enzymes to function effectively in various biochemical and analytical applications.
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