The GST β2-adaptin616-951 plasmid was a kind gift from Steve Royle, University of Warwick 65 (link). β2-adaptin616-951 was expressed as a GST fusion protein in an E. coli BL21 strain and purified using GSH resin (GE Healthcare), the GST tag was subsequently removed by cleavage using a commercially available GST fusion 3C protease (Prescission, GE Healthcare) overnight at 4 °C in Prescission buffer. Cleavage enzyme was removed by GSH resin and the cleaved protein collected from the flow through after which it was concentrated and exchanged into Tris buffer on vivaspin columns (Sartorius).
Clathrin Triskelia Purification from Porcine Brains
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Other organizations : University of Warwick, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, University of California, San Francisco, University of Bristol
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- None explicitly mentioned
- Clathrin concentration assayed by A280 of triskelia
- PH of polymerisation buffer (6.4)
- Purification of β2-adaptin616-951 using GST fusion tag and 3C protease
- Positive control: Endogenous clathrin coated vesicles extracted from Sus scrofa brains
- Negative control: Not mentioned
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