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Membrane protein folding tools

 

Spin-column Membrane Protein Folding Screen Kit

(Catalog # MFC01-20)   

 

The Spin-column Membrane Protein Folding Screen Kit (catalog # MFC01-20) is specifically designed for folding membrane proteins from urea-solubilized inclusion bodies or other protein aggregates.  The kit is composed of 20 protein folding spin columns and Reagents A, B and C.  The 20 spin-columns represent 20 different conditions with various detergents and lipids that form micelles and bicelles.  The micellar and bicellar environments facilitate folding receptors, ion channels and other membrane proteins.  When the active protein is identified, preparative columns with the specific condition (the column number) are available for large-scale preparations of the folded membrane proteins.  

 

Preparative Membrane Protein Folding Column Sets

 

The Preparative Membrane Protein Folding Column Sets are used for preparative membrane protein folding after the folding condition has been identified by the Spin-column Membrane Protein Folding Screen Kit (Catalog # MFC01-20).  The column number represents the specific folding condition.  Each Column Set includes 4 identical preparative protein folding columns and reagents for folding about 5 - 10 mg of urea-solubilized inclusion body proteins.  

 

MFC01   MFC02   MFC03   MFC04   MFC05   MFC06  MFC07   MFC08   MFC09   MFC10

MFC11   MFC12   MFC13   MFC14   MFC15   MFC16   MFC17   MFC18   MFC19   MFC20

 

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