where M is molar concentration, A280 and A350 are absorbance at 280 and 350 nm respectively, l is the path length (cm) and MEC is the estimated molar extinction coefficient at 280 nm: 1285 M-1cm-1 for plain ELPs; 11585 M-1cm-1 for FA and FSI; and 20190 M-1cm-1 for FAF 60 (link). Final yields obtained were 50-60 mg/L.
Recombinant Protein Expression and Purification
where M is molar concentration, A280 and A350 are absorbance at 280 and 350 nm respectively, l is the path length (cm) and MEC is the estimated molar extinction coefficient at 280 nm: 1285 M-1cm-1 for plain ELPs; 11585 M-1cm-1 for FA and FSI; and 20190 M-1cm-1 for FAF 60 (link). Final yields obtained were 50-60 mg/L.
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Corresponding Organization : University of Southern California
Other organizations : Los Angeles Medical Center
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Variable analysis
- Transfection of pET25b (+) vectors encoding genes for ELPs or FKBP-ELPs into BLR (DE3) E. coli competent cells
- Protein purification yield (50-60 mg/L)
- Plating of transformed cells on agar with 100 µg/mL ampicillin
- Overnight growth of starter cultures in 50 mL autoclaved terrific broth (TB) media supplemented with 100 µg/mL carbenicillin at 37 ºC
- Growth of amplified cultures in 3-4 L batches supplemented with 100 µg/mL carbenicillin for 24 h at 37 ºC
- Cell lysis performed as previously described
- Protein purification using Inverse Transition Cycling
- Purified protein in Dulbecco's sterile PBS buffer filtered using 200 nm sterile Acrodisc® 25 mm filters
- Protein concentration assayed using Beer Lambert's law with estimated molar extinction coefficients at 280 nm
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