Method for electrophoretically separating membrane proteins
CA 2411684 A1 · Owner: Sackmann, Erich · Inventors: Sackmann, Erich; Bayerl, Thomas
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The one and two-dimensional separation of proteins extending through the membrane (membrane proteins) is a prerequisite for a complete analysis of the proteome of a functionally intact cell organelle. A substantial drawback of prior art methods for separating is that their applicability is limited to peripheral water-soluble proteins. The aim of the novel method is to electrophoretically separate membrane proteins in one or two dimensions. To this end, membranes from cell organelles whose membrane protein stock should , be separated are placed on planar supports whose surface was modified using suitable methods in such a manner that the membrane proteins maintain their ability to …
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