Proteasome Subunit Interactions Probed by Pull-Down Assays
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Other organizations : Nagoya City University, National Institutes of Natural Sciences, Institute for Molecular Science, Meijo University, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science
Variable analysis
- Immobilization of His6-tagged scPAC3/4 or GST-α5 on Ni2+-charged Chelating Sepharose or Glutathione Sepharose 4B resins, respectively
- Incubation of His6-scPAC3/4-immobilized resins with α1–α7 subunits
- Incubation of GST-α5-immobilized resins with α1–α4, α6, and α7 subunits, in the presence and absence of scPAC3/4
- Binding of α1–α7 subunits to His6-scPAC3/4-immobilized resins
- Binding of α1–α4, α6, and α7 subunits to GST-α5-immobilized resins, in the presence and absence of scPAC3/4
- Washing of resins with incubation buffer containing 60 mM imidazole in the His6-tag pull-down assays
- Elution of bound proteins using 20 mM Tris-HCl (pH 8.0)/500 mM imidazole or 50 mM Tris-HCl (pH 8.0)/10 mM reduced glutathione for His6-tag or GST-tag pull-down assays, respectively
- Positive control: The pull-down experiments containing α7 were performed separately, as α7 is known to make a stable complex with α6
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