Hi YT-
We normally prepare our ligand stocks in DMSO and add this to the protein in
3-fold molar excess. The majority of our ligands are quite insoluble and
precipitate when the DMSO concentration decreases upon addition to the
protein... so I am not surprised that you are seeing this. I
Hi Jobi-
You might want to try using drop ratios ---we have had great success with this
many times. My favorite "additive screen" is using the Hampton Research
Crystal Screen HT as an additive screen. I usually start by adding 5% to the
well---this has often yielded good crystals where the tr
Hi Tom--
We have had good luck crystallizing proteins with 5-10% glycerol. In the
majority of these cases, the glycerol was included in the buffer for the final
purification step. We have also seen several cases where 1,2-propanediol
worked much better than glycerol.
Hope this helps!
annie
Chris--
We use the Formulatrix Rock Imager & are quite satisfied with it.
Thanks!
Annie
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Joe-
You might want to try your original drop ratio of 0.6 ul protein + 0.5 ul well
in your optimizations in the 96- well format used to obtain your initial
crystals.
HTH!
annie
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Matt-
You might want to try heating your protein to get rid of unfolded/improperly
folded protein. We have used 37C for 10 min with good success, but a time
course at different temperatures is the best way to determine which parameters
are optimum for your protein. Heat-chill it on ice-centr
Engin--
We have used the Cybi-Well robot for daughtering from the deep well
masterblocks into our crystallization trays for several years and really
like it. It is made by Cy-Bio.
HTH!
annie
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Hi Jan--
What is the composition of your protein buffer?
Thanks!
annie
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Serah--
We have used 1,2-propanediol to help with protein solubility. It has been
included it in our purification buffers and the final protein buffer in
the 3-5% range.
HTH!
annie
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and/or the
precipitant concentrations. We have also had good luck substituting
sodium malonate for the ammonium sulfate in our optimizations.
HTH!
annie
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Marie-Helene--
We have included 3-5% 1,2-propanediol in the protein buffer (as a
substitute for glycerol) to stabilize proteins and have seen improvement
in the long term storage in many cases.
Hope this helps!
annie
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Sebastiano--
http://www.sbg.bio.ic.ac.uk/had/
good table of HA and pH ranges
http://www.shapirolab.org/lab-links/had.html
links to a variety of HA databases
HTH!
annie
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!
annie
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mize the concentration of the reagent to add
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HTH!
annie
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find one
of these reagents that improves crystal quality/diffraction, I optimize
the concentration for that. You can do this with the Mosquito robot for
96 well formator in the 24 well VDX trays.
Hope this helps!
annie
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Hampton Research has a good chart for preparing Na/K phosphate solutions:
http://hamptonresearch.com/documents/product/23-000180.pdf
Hope this helps!
annie
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Jacob--
We pH'd Jeffamines with concentrated HCl in the hood, but I do not recall
how much HCl we had to add to get to neutral pH. Nasty stuff. You might
want to contact Bob Cudney at Hampton Research for details since they sell
these reagents.
HTH!
annie
Annie Hassell
Glaxo Smith
Catrine--
We have used the Precision Scientific Model 815 incubators for storing
crystallization trays. I am not sure if Precision Scientific is still
around, but these incubators have been very reliable for years.
HTH!
annie
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ot; with a battery
of 10-12 detergents and look for nice sharp peaks off the analytical size
exclusion column. This has given us good starting points and clearly
ruled out some detergents.
HTH!
annie
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ion exchange or SEC chromatography after that.
HTH--
annie
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You might want to try acetonitrile.
annie
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reen. I have had some very good
results with this lately. You can do this with and without seeding.
Hope this helps!
annie
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up your
crystallization screens.
Good Luck!
annie
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Jean-Baptiste--
We switched to these foam dewars this year, & everyone in our lab uses
them now. After having one of the old style glass ones explode during a
late night synchrotron adventure, these foam dewars are a welcome change!
annie
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lize
difficult proteins.
Hope this helps!
annie
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e imager we use is the Formulatrix Rock Imager.
Hope this helps!
annie
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