Soluble proteins in cerebellum.

Soluble Proteins of Rat Kidney

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Measurement of soluble proteins in lung secretions.

STUDY OF CHRQMOSOMES AND SOLUBLE PROTEINS OF RHMYA STRICTA DECASINE. AND NERIUM OLEANDER L.

Electrophoresis of proteins, especially seed proteins, and karyological studies are useful techniques for determining species and solving the problems of modern taxonomy. The present study was carried out on two species of the Apocynaceae family, Rhazya stricta Decasine and Nerium 01eancder.L. Seed samples of these two genera were taken from the south-east of Iran and SDS-PAGE analysis of th...

The Ataxia-ome: Connecting Disease Proteins of the Cerebellum

In this issue of Cell, Lim et al. (2006) describe a protein-protein interaction network for inherited human ataxias, a group of diseases characterized by degeneration of cerebellar Purkinje cells. This protein interactome shows that the cerebellar ataxias not only share clinical and pathological characteristics but also have proteins, processes, and pathways in common.

High-throughput screening of soluble recombinant proteins.

The aims of high-throughput (HTP) protein production systems are to obtain well-expressed and highly soluble proteins, which are preferred candidates for use in structure-function studies. Here, we describe the development of an efficient and inexpensive method for parallel cloning, induction, and cell lysis to produce multiple fusion proteins in Escherichia coli using a 96-well format. Molecul...