Catalog  |  Cart  |  Log In



  Home

  The Promega AG Team

  About Promega AG

  Promega Points
  Collection


  Promega Express
  Program &
  Promotions


  Events / Seminars
 

  Promega Academy

  Ordering Information

  Contact Promega AG

  Job Offers



  Distributor
  Product Lines


  Molecular BioProducts   

  Thermo Scientific,
  Pipetting, Lab
  Consumables


  Thermo Scientific,
  Microtiter Plate
  Instruments


  Serva Electrophoresis

  Turner BioSystems

  Cooperations
  Microsynth

 

 

 

 

  New address as of
  September 10, 2007:

  Promega AG
  Wallisellenstrasse 55
  8600 Dübendorf




 


 

 

 

 

 

 

Promega AG

 
     

European HaloTag Seminar Tour

 
 
Promega AG cordially invites you to participate in our technical seminar on:  
   
 


HaloTag® Technology: A Proteomics Tool for Understanding Protein Function in a Biochemical & Cellular Environment.


Dr. Marjeta Urh,
Promega Corporation

The presentation will be given in English.

 
     
  Abstract
The goal of proteomics is not only identification and quantification of proteins, but also to understand their function, localization and interactions. Significant advances in protein analysis technologies especially development of protein arrays have allowed for simultaneous screening of hundreds of proteins.

However, an inherent problem of most methods is detection of nonspecific interactions which makes identifications of the specific interactions a challenge. It is now an accepted practice to use several different methods, including determining protein localization, to verify specificity of the interaction.

To address these needs we have developed a new method which integrates multiple capabilities, including protein labeling and imaging in living cells and immobilization of proteins onto solid support for identification of protein binding partners and protein function.

The technology is a based on a covalent binding of a protein fusion tag (HaloTag) to specific synthetic ligands. The ligands can carry different fluorescent dyes enabling protein labeling or are attached to solid support for protein immobilization. The specific and covalent nature of capture allows efficient washing and removal of nonspecific interactions without the loss of specific interactions. To demonstrate the power of this technology for analysis of protein function we used several different model systems. We will show how using HaloTag enables simultaneous analysis of protein migration and interactions with other proteins and DNA.
 
 

LOCATIONS & DATES

Lausanne:
1. April 2008, 14.00h-15.00h
in collaboration with the EPFL Proteomics Core Facility
Lausanne, EPFL

Zürich:
2. April 2008, 9.30h-10.30h
in collaboration with the Functional Genomics Center Zürich
Zürich, Irchel-Campus

Basel:
2. April 2008, 14.00h-15.00h,
Basel, FMI
    

 If you would like to participate, please fill in the form below and submit  it to Promega AG.
 Please register here until Wednesday, March 27 the latest.

 
 

Return to Promega AG homepage.

 
 

If you encounter any technical problems with this page, please mail WebMaster
<WebMaster>
HTML file updated 20-Mar-2008