Stable storage conditions of Immobiline chemicals for isoelectric focusing.
Identifieur interne : 002839 ( Ncbi/Merge ); précédent : 002838; suivant : 002840Stable storage conditions of Immobiline chemicals for isoelectric focusing.
Auteurs : B M G Veby [Suède] ; P. Pettersson ; J. Andrasko ; L. Ineva-Flygare ; U. Johannesson ; A. Görg ; W. Postel ; A. Domscheit ; P L Mauri ; P. PiettaSource :
- Journal of biochemical and biophysical methods [ 0165-022X ]
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Most of the problems connected with the use of the Immobiline chemicals (a set of six, non-amphoteric, acrylamido buffers having pK values in the pH 3.5-9.5 interval) can be attributed to the alkaline species (with pK values 6.2, 7.0, 8.5 and 9.3). These compounds, to varying degrees are subjected to two degradation pathways: (a) hydrolysis of the amido bond, producing free acrylic acid and a diamine, the latter unable to be incorporated into the polyacrylamide matrix; (b) spontaneous auto-polymerization, producing a number of oligomers up to n-mers, able to aggregate and precipitate large proteins. Storage of their water solutions as frozen aliquots, a method widely employed, only partially alleviates the problem. Addition of trace-amounts of inhibitors, as lately adopted by the manufacturer, could only reduce the problem of auto-polymerization, but not block the hydrolysis of the amido bond. A new solution has been found, which abolishes both phenomena: storage in n-propanol. As demonstrated by gas chromatography, HPLC analyses and two-dimensional separations of complex samples, storage in organic solvent completely abolishes both hydrolysis and auto-polymerization and allows production of highly reproducible focusing patterns.
DOI: 10.1016/0165-022x(88)90026-7
PubMed: 3411080
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