Overcoming Challenges of Protein Analysis in Mammalian Systems

 

This webinar will be presented by Danette Daniels, Ph.D. Speaker Bio »

Date: Tuesday, January 10, 2012

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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (CST: US) Register

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Abstract

The growing trend towards study of mammalian proteins in their native environment has presented specific challenges in the areas of protein expression and purification, monitoring trafficking events both spatially and temporally, and isolation of intact intracellular protein complexes. The HaloTag® technology, a multifunctional fusion protein tag, allows researchers to address each of these challenging research areas and overcome common barriers associated with standard fusion tags using a single protein fusion in combination with a variety of HaloTag® ligands each optimized for one of these specific applications.

This webinar will present data demonstrating use of the HaloTag® technology for optimized mammalian protein expression and purification, real-time imaging following trafficking in the cell, and isolation of multi-protein complexes, including large macromolecular complexes. Other products such as validated HaloTag® Clones from Kazusa, HaloLink™ Protein Array Systems and HaloCHIP™ Systems used to study protein:DNA complexes will also be highlighted.