Buffers:
TBS: 25 ml of 1 M Tris-7.5,
30 ml of 5 M NaCl,
bring volume up to 1000 ml with ddwater
TBS-T: TBS + 0.5
ml of Tween 20
5X SDS-PAGE
running buffer: 15.1 g Tris base, 94 g glycine in 900 ml water, then add 50 ml of 10%
solution of SDS,
and adjust volume to 1000 ml with ddwater
Blocking solution:
5 g nonfat dry milk in 100 ml
of PBS
Transfer Buffer: 5.82 g Tris base + 2.93 g glycine + 0.375 g SDS (or 3.75 ml of a 10% solution of SDS) +
200 ml methanol, then bring volume up to 1 liter with ddwater
Prepare cell extracts
using an appropriate protocol.
1. Measure total protein
in extract by the Bradford method. Plan
on loading approximately 5 μg of protein per lane on the polyacrylamide gel.
2. Add an equal volume
of SDS sample buffer and boil the sample on a 100℃ block for 5 min.
3. Apply the sample in
about 10 μl volume to an appropriate percentage (typically 4-20% gradient)
SDS-PAGE mini gel, along with visible
protein marker (5 ul) and
appropriate positive and negative controls. Run gel using 1X SDS running
buffer.
4. Run gel at 25 mA
(constant) for 30 min to 1 hr. (or until blue dye just runs off of the gel)
5. Transfer onto
immobilon P membrane using the SD semi-dry transfer apparatus, per apparatus
instructions.
6. After transfer,
ensure that all the protein has transferred, as assessed by transfer of the
visible protein marker onto the immobilon P membrane.
7. Block in 75 ml of
blocking solution overnight at 4 ℃ (alternatively,
block at room temp for 1 h on a shaking platform).
8. Wash 3 times with
TBS-T, each for 10 min.
9.Make dilution of
primary antibody (usually 2 μl in 10 ml of TBS), and add to membrane, shake on
a platform for 1 h at room temp.
Make sure that membrane
is entirely covered with antibody solution.
10. Discard
antibody solution and wash with TBS-T 3 times for 10 min each.
11. Make dilution
of secondary antibody (usually 1 μl in 10 ml), and cover membrane with antibody
solution and shake on a platform for 1 h at room temp.
12. Discard
antibody solution, and wash membrane with TBS-T 4 times for 10 min. each.
13. Detection
using the ECL/ECLplus kit.
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