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One-step, purification-free and site-specific labeling of polyhistidine-tagged proteins for MST

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6 APPLICATION NOTE ©2017 NanoTemper Technologies, Inc. South San Francisco, CA, USA. All Rights Reserved. Conclusion The novel NanoTemper Technologies RED-tris-NTA dye provides a versatile tool for efficient and site- specific in situ labeling of His-tagged proteins. The RED-tris-NTA labeling procedure is robust towards a variety of different buffer conditions and components which are o en used in storage buffers. High affinity and selectivity of the dye for His-tags enables the labeling of target proteins even in crude cell lysates. Only very small amounts (picogram) of protein are needed for the labeling and the protocol is optimized to label only as much protein as needed for an MST experiment. Thus, even very sensitive and low abundant proteins can be labeled and directly analyzed by MST without any waste of material. Figure 4: MST traces (top) and dose-response curves (bottom) of His6-pUL53 for RED-tris-NTA (A) in the E. coli lysate and (B) the comparison of the binding affinity of pUL50 toward His6-pUL53 measured either with purified His6-pUL53 or His6-pUL53 in crude lysate. Measurements were performed at LED power 40% and MST power 60 %. Fnorm = normalized fluorescence A B

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