Western blot with Adipose cells - (Oct/30/2007 )
Hi everyone,
I need to find a lysate buffer for Adipose cells and perform western blot.
I had tried with SDS buffer containing:
- 1% SDS
- 10mM EDTA (pH 8.0)
- 50mM Tris-HCl (pH 8.0)
but I was not sure with this condition - could or not - inhibit some proteases, especially phosphatase.
When I lysed adipocytes with SDS buffer, the sample always became sticky. Thus, I needed to boil it at 99oC for 10 min.
I also tried with RIPA buffer containing inhibitor cocktail for protease, but I got difficulty to remove the lipid layer.
I hope anyone who has experience with Adipocytes can help me.
-Gin-
QUOTE (Gin @ Oct 30 2007, 12:30 AM)
Hi everyone,
I need to find a lysate buffer for Adipose cells and perform western blot.
I had tried with SDS buffer containing:
- 1% SDS
- 10mM EDTA (pH 8.0)
- 50mM Tris-HCl (pH 8.0)
but I was not sure with this condition - could or not - inhibit some proteases, especially phosphatase.
When I lysed adipocytes with SDS buffer, the sample always became sticky. Thus, I needed to boil it at 99oC for 10 min.
I also tried with RIPA buffer containing inhibitor cocktail for protease, but I got difficulty to remove the lipid layer.
I hope anyone who has experience with Adipocytes can help me.
I need to find a lysate buffer for Adipose cells and perform western blot.
I had tried with SDS buffer containing:
- 1% SDS
- 10mM EDTA (pH 8.0)
- 50mM Tris-HCl (pH 8.0)
but I was not sure with this condition - could or not - inhibit some proteases, especially phosphatase.
When I lysed adipocytes with SDS buffer, the sample always became sticky. Thus, I needed to boil it at 99oC for 10 min.
I also tried with RIPA buffer containing inhibitor cocktail for protease, but I got difficulty to remove the lipid layer.
I hope anyone who has experience with Adipocytes can help me.

viscosity results from DNA and cytoskeletal proteins; lipid may be removed by filtration; the use of protease inhibitors is strongly recommended, the usage of phosphatase inhibitors becomes interesting if you like to analyze phosphorylations
-The Bearer-