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Subject: Re: Zn fingers and Ni columns
From: Kendall Nettles knettles {- at -} SCRIPPS {- dot -} EDU
Date: 2008-01-10

Phoebe,
We were able to purify the estrogen receptor DNA binding domain with a
6his-tag. After cutting off the tag and re-applying to the Ni-NTA matrix,
the protein did not stick to the beads. We had some low resolution crystals
that contained a second protein and DNA, which suggests to me that the zinc
was bound in the protein, but we did not analyze it further.

Kendall
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On 1/3/08 7:21 PM, "price@UCHICAGO.EDU" wrote:

> This has probably been discussed before, so apologies in advance.
> We're eyeing a protein that has a probable C4 Zn finger in the
> middle. The collaborators who are nicely going to PCR it up want to
> know if we'd like it with or without a His tag.
> Is it a bad idea to co-mingle Zn-binders and Ni columns? Or is it
> likely to bind the column quite nicely without the tag?
> thanks,
> Phoebe
>
>
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