L methyl 3h methionine
L-[methyl-3H] methionine is a radiolabeled amino acid. It is a stable isotope-labeled compound that can be used as a tracer in various biological and biochemical applications.
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13 protocols using l methyl 3h methionine
In vivo Methylation Assay for p14ARF
JH III Biosynthesis Quantified In Vitro
Methionine Labeling of LSD1 and SUV39H2
Pulse-chase analysis of mRNA decay
Metabolic Labeling of Exogenous Proteins
Tar Protein Methylation Assay
TarFO, TarSC, full-length Tar, Tar-KCM, and
(UU2610) −CheB/R expressing
full-length Tar were grown in Luria-Bertani broth and induced for
3.5 h with 2 μM sodium salicylate. Bacterial cells were washed
in
chemotaxis buffer [100 μM potassium-EDTA, 10 mM potassium phosphate
(pH 7.0), 10 mM sodium lactate, 1 mM magnesium sulfate, and 1 mM ammonium
sulfate] before protein synthesis was stopped with 500 μg/mL
spectinomycin. Methylation was conducted as described by Kort et al.70 (link) with modifications.
Specifically, methylation was initiated by adding 10 μCi/mL
formaldehyde. Tar/UU2612 methylation
was also tested by adding 5 mM aspartate after
gels were soaked for 30 min in Fluoro-hance (RPI Corp.), then dried,
and exposed to
an autoradiography film at −80
°C for at least 3 days. The steady-state expression level of
each methylated protein
was determined by Western blot using a 1:100000 anti-Tsr antibody
dilution (generously provided by J. S. Parkinson).
Methylation Assays of Bacterial Cultures
Metabolic Labeling of RNA
Methionine Labeling for Protein Turnover
Pulse-Chase Analysis of Ribosomal RNA
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