Skip to main content
Fig. 8 | Microbial Cell Factories

Fig. 8

From: Strategic optimization of conditions for the solubilization of GST-tagged amphipathic helix-containing ciliary proteins overexpressed as inclusion bodies in E. coli

Fig. 8

Pull-down and Dot-blot assay of the recombinant proteins with a known protein interactor, FAP174. a All four recombinant proteins purified to homogeneity were checked for their bioactivity by performing a pull-down assay with a known interactor. a–c Controls with GST alone binding to Glutathione-Sepharose beads, GST bound to the beads followed by addition of purified FAP174 (no binding seen when beads are electrophoresed on an SDS-PAGE gel, see lane marked Bd (for beads) and FAP174 bound to beads followed by FT (flow-through) and washes (W). Note the absence of FAP174 protein in b and c. d, e The CrFAP65AH1 (H1 and its variant (H1v) pure proteins were individually used in the pull-down assay. FAP174 along with CrFAP65AH1 (lane marked Bd in d) was seen, indicating a direct interaction. The variant, on the other hand, was not pulled down by FAP174 (see lane marked Bd in e). FAP174 was found to be present in the flow-through (lane marked FT in e). f, g The CrFAP65AH2 (H2 and its variant (H2v) pure proteins were individually used in the pull-down assay. FAP174 along with a very low amount of CrFAP65AH2 (lane marked Bd in f) was seen, indicating a direct, but weak interaction. The variant, on the other hand, was not pulled down by FAP174 (see lane marked Bd in g). Note the presence of FAP174 in the flow-through (lane marked FT in g). The brightness and contrast of all the images has been adjusted to 15%. h Dot blot followed by overlay assay indicated that CrFAP65AH1 and CrFAP65AH2 binds to FAP174 whereas no binding is observed in CrFAP65AH1V12P, CrFAP65AH2V12P, GST, Primary antibody control, Secondary antibody control

Back to article page