Rapid, simple and effective technical procedure for the regeneration of IgG and HSA affinity columns for proteomic analysis.

E Iori, P Tessari, R Millioni, L Puricelli

Journal: Amino acids 2008;34(3):507-9

PMID: 17514490

Abstract

In plasma and serum, the presence of high-abundance proteins can overwhelm the signals of low-abundance proteins, which then become undetectable either by two-dimensional gels or chromatographic techniques. Therefore, depletion of abundant proteins is a prerequisite to detect low-abundance components. Furthermore, the regeneration of pre-purification tools could be money-saving. We applied an affinity chromatography kit to remove albumin and the immunoglobulin chains from plasma and propose a simple and effective technical procedure for the regeneration of these affinity columns.

Address: Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, Chair of Metabolism, University of Padova, Padova, Italy.
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