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Sigma's HIS-Select* iLAP* Plates for Integrated Lysis and Purification of Recombinant Histidine-tagged Proteins from Bacteria on the Biomek® FX

Sigma-Aldrich Corp.
Biotechnology Division
P.O. Box 14508, Saint Louis, MO 63178
www.sigmaaldrich.com

The Biomek® FX files provided along with this document were designed to run Sigma’s HIS-Select* iLAP* HC Nickel Coated plates for the integrated lysis and purification of recombinant histidine-tagged proteins from bacteria. The following describes the hardware requirements necessary to utilize these
methods, along with instructions on how to import the files. Before running the automated method, please review the Automation Protocol for HIS-Select iLAP plates on the Biomek FX located at www.sigmaaldrich.com

The HIS-Select iLAP (integrated Lysis and Affinity Purification) Plate combines the cell lysis and purification steps into one. These plates are coated with a proprietary high-density nickel chelate matrix. This matrix provides high-capacity affinity binding of recombinant fusion proteins with histidine-containing tags. An additional coating contains all of the reagents and chemicals necessary for the lysis of bacterial cells for the purification of recombinant proteins. In addition, it includes protease inhibitors to help prevent the proteolytic breakdown of proteins. These two coatings allow bacterial culture to be added directly to the plate and simultaneously lysis cells and capture target protein. The iLAP plates may be used to confirm expression of the his-tagged target protein, protein-protein interaction assays, and to rapidly screen multiple constructs. The resulting purified protein is compatible with protein assays, SDS-PAGE, Western blotting, and MALDI.

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