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Y-PER Yeast Protein Extraction Reagent规格
| Reagent Type: | Cell Lysis Buffer, Detergent Solution |
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| Form: | Liquid |
| Product Size: | 500 mL |
Y-PER Yeast Protein Extraction Reagent内容及储存
Store product at room temperature. Thermo Scientific Y-PER Yeast Protein Extraction Reagent is the first commercially available yeast lysis reagent using a mild detergent lysis procedure to efficiently release functionally active solubilized proteins.Features of Y-PER Yeast Protein Extraction Reagent:
• More protein—extracts more than twice as much protein as glass bead methods
• Less hassle—eliminates the difficulties associated with traditional glass bead lysis (e.g., clinging static-charged beads, protein-bead clumps and runaway beads)
• Optmized for yeast—validated for use with Saccharomyces cerevisiae,Schizosaccharomyces pombe and Pichia pastoris
• Versatile—effective for many different organisms, including Bacillus subtilus and both Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria; suitable for use in a diverse range of situations
The detergent-based cell lysis buffer eliminates the need to use glass beads or mechanical treatments involving strong reducing agents, chemicals, pH and temperature extremes to disrupt the proteinaceous cell envelope required for protein extractions. The popular glass bead lysis protocol requires special equipment and must be performed at 4°C. The low yields of protein commonly obtained with this technique are the result of denaturation and proteins nonspecifically binding to the glass beads. However, Y-PER Reagent uses a simple room temperature protocol that can be completed in 20 minutes and requires no special equipment.
Y-PER Reagent offers an easy to use standard protocol for protein extractions involving addition of an appropriate volume of Y-PER Reagent to pelleted yeast cells, followed by incubation at room temperature for approximately 20 minutes and then spin down the debris. The resulting supernatant is a concentrated protein solution, surpassing typical yields obtained with traditional glass bead disruption.
The unicellular nature of yeast, combined with its ability to perform post-translational modifications that closely mimic processes in higher eukaryotes, have made them important research tools. The many vectors available, as well as the development of recombinant expression systems, have given yeast an irreplaceable role in the research sector.Y-PER Reagent is effective for S. cerevisiae and other popular species, making it applicable for use in fusion-tagged protein purification and reporter enzyme assays with these model organisms. The lysis reagent also can be used for genomic and plasmid DNA extraction from yeast.
