- Running Buffer for Small
Proteins
- Variation on the Schagger/von
Jagow System
- Substitute for Tris-Glycine-SDS
in the Standard Laemmli Protocol
Discontinuous SDS-PAGE employing
Tris-Glycine as the tank buffer
resolves proteins down to about 15
kd. However, below this size, the
proteins do not destack from the SDS
micelles running through the gel
with the buffer front. In order to
resolve proteins in this size range,
the Tris-Tricine system of Schagger
and von Jagow (1987) was developed.
An Alternative to the Schagger and
von Jagow System involves running
Tris-Tricine Gels using National
Diagnostics 10X Tris-Tricine-SDS
Buffer (EC-869). With National
Diagnostics Tris-Tricine-SDS, you
can extend the range of SDS-PAGE to
resolve smaller proteins with
minimal alteration of protocol.
To provide this level of
convenience, National Diagnostics
streamlined the original method of
Shaggar and Von Jagow (1987 Anal.
Biochem 166) by developing
Tris-Tricine-SDS cathode tank buffer
to be compatible with the standard
Laemmli gel/buffer system. This
combination resolves proteins as
small as 5kD. The researcher simply
substitutes National Diagnostics
Tris-Tricine-SDS in the upper
(cathode) tank, with no other
changes from standard Laemmli
protocol to extend the resolution of
their gels.
Catalog Number: EC-869
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