kinase assay with GST-fused kinase and histone H1 as a substrate - can I try kinas assay using non-radiolabeled ATP? (Jul/24/2007 )
Hi folks,
Right now I have GST-fused kinase and H1 substrate and plan to do kinase assay. I have been searching papers about a kinase of my interest, but most of the papers used 32P isotope for kinase assay. Is it possible to do this experiment using cold ATP, do SDS-PAGE, and detect with phospho-specific H1 antibody by western blotting?
If there is someone who tried this, please give me some information about protocols etc... (eg. p-H1 antibody)
Thanks!
-cancerous-
QUOTE (cancerous @ Jul 25 2007, 12:04 AM)
Hi folks,
Right now I have GST-fused kinase and H1 substrate and plan to do kinase assay. I have been searching papers about a kinase of my interest, but most of the papers used 32P isotope for kinase assay. Is it possible to do this experiment using cold ATP, do SDS-PAGE, and detect with phospho-specific H1 antibody by western blotting?
If there is someone who tried this, please give me some information about protocols etc... (eg. p-H1 antibody)
Thanks!
Right now I have GST-fused kinase and H1 substrate and plan to do kinase assay. I have been searching papers about a kinase of my interest, but most of the papers used 32P isotope for kinase assay. Is it possible to do this experiment using cold ATP, do SDS-PAGE, and detect with phospho-specific H1 antibody by western blotting?
If there is someone who tried this, please give me some information about protocols etc... (eg. p-H1 antibody)
Thanks!
yes, it is possible; instead of a specific phospho-H1 antibody, you can take a phospho-serinyl/threoninyl Ab if it is a serine/threonine kinase
-The Bearer-