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== Purification of His- or HQ-Tagged Recombinant Protein Using Magnetic Ni-Particles == Materials • magnetic stand (see Section 10.C for options) • Magnetic Ni Beads • solid NaCl or 5M NaCl solution 1. Add 50µl of Binding/Wash Buffer to a 50µl reaction containing the His-tagged protein. [For HQ-tagged protein, also add NaCl (500mM final concentration) to improve binding of HQ tag to magnetic Ni-Particles.] 2. Vortex the magnetic Ni-Particles to obtain a uniform suspension. 3. Add 30µl of magnetic Ni-Particles. Note: You may need to titrate the amount of magnetic Ni-Particles used for proteins expressed at higher or lower levels. 4. Invert tube to mix (approximately 10 times), and incubate for 2 minutes at room temperature. Make sure the magnetic Ni-Particles are well mixed. 5. Place the tube in the appropriate magnetic stand for approximately 30 seconds to capture the magnetic Ni-Particles. Using a pipette, carefully remove the supernatant. 6. Remove the tube from the magnetic stand. Add 150µl of magnetic Binding/Wash Buffer with 500mM NaCl to the magnetic Ni-Particles, and pipet to mix. Make sure that particles are resuspended well. 7. Place the tube in the appropriate magnetic stand for approximately 30 seconds to capture the magnetic Ni-Particles. Using a pipette, carefully remove the supernatant. 8. Repeat the wash step twice for a total of three washes. 9. Remove the tube from the magnetic stand. Add 100µl of magnetic Elution Buffer, and pipet to mix. Note: HQ-tagged proteins may elute at a lower concentration of imidazole (50–100mM) compared to polyhistidine-tagged proteins. The magnetic Elution Buffer, which contains 500mM imidazole, can be diluted with magnetic Binding/Wash Buffer or water to decrease the imidazole concentration, if desired. 10. Incubate for 1–2 minutes at room temperature. Place tube in a magnetic stand to capture the magnetic Ni-Particles. Using a pipette, remove the supernatant containing the purified protein. Analyze the samples by SDS-PAGE or by functional assay. Note: Steps 8–10 can be omitted, and the sample containing the magnetic Ni-Particles can be used directly for SDS-PAGE analysis. Add 30µl of 1X SDS gel-loading buffer to resuspend the magnetic Ni-Particles. Load the sample directly onto an SDS-polyacrylamide gel. [[Category:Protocols]]
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