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    Sample preparation for native PAGE requires consideration as the net charge of proteins is determined by pH in the absence of SDS. Only proteins with a net negative charge will migrate into a native PAGE gel, as most proteins have a slightly acidic or basic pI between -3 to 8. The major difference between native and SDS-PAGE is that native PAGE separates proteins based on both mass and structure, while SDS-PAGE separates based only on mass by imparting a uniform negative charge to proteins.

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    Sample preparation for native PAGE requires consideration as the net charge of proteins is determined by pH in the absence of SDS. Only proteins with a net negative charge will migrate into a native PAGE gel, as most proteins have a slightly acidic or basic pI between -3 to 8. The major difference between native and SDS-PAGE is that native PAGE separates proteins based on both mass and structure, while SDS-PAGE separates based only on mass by imparting a uniform negative charge to proteins.

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    Sample preparation for native PAGE requires consideration as the net charge of proteins is determined by pH in the absence of SDS. Only proteins with a net negative charge will migrate into a native PAGE gel, as most proteins have a slightly acidic or basic pI between -3 to 8. The major difference between native and SDS-PAGE is that native PAGE separates proteins based on both mass and structure, while SDS-PAGE separates based only on mass by imparting a uniform negative charge to proteins.

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    Sample preparation for native PAGE requires consideration as the net charge of proteins is determined by pH in the absence of SDS. Only proteins with a net negative charge will migrate into a native PAGE gel, as most proteins have a slightly acidic or basic pI between -3 to 8. The major difference between native and SDS-PAGE is that native PAGE separates proteins based on both mass and structure, while SDS-PAGE separates based only on mass by imparting a uniform negative charge to proteins.

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    Sample preparation for native PAGE applications requires special consideration.

    In the absence
    The most commonly used technology to obtain high resolution analytical separation of of SDS, the net charge of a polypeptide will be determined by the pH of the sample buffer.
    mixtures of proteins is sodium dodecyl sulphate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS- Only polypeptides with a net negative charge will migrate into a native PAGE Tris-HCI gel.
    PAGE).The procedure involves initial denaturation of component proteins with an anionic Most polypeptides have an acidic or slightly basic pl (-3-8). These proteins can be separated
    detergent that also binds to them, imparting to all proteins a negative charge proportional to using a standard protocol by diluting 1 part sample with 2 parts native sample buffer (see
    their molecular mass. This step is followed by electrophoresis through a porous acrylamide gel section 4.4; DO NOT HEAT SAMPLES)
    matrix that separates proteins with excellent resolution on the basis of molecular mass. Thus,
    assessment of purity of protein samples, evaluation of protein expression, and
    immunochemical identification and quantification of proteins (western blotting) are methods
    that utilize SDS-PAGE.
    The major difference between native PAGE and SDS-PAGE is that in native PAGE,
    An obvious limitation of SDS-PAGE resides in its deliberate denaturation of proteins prior to the protein migration rate is dependent on both the mass and structure, whereas
    electrophoresis. Enzymatic activity, protein binding interactions, detection of protein cofactors,
    in SDS-PAGE, the migration rate is determined only by protein’s mass.
    etc. generally cannot be determined on proteins isolated by SDS-PAGE. One such alternative
    is the blue-native PAGE technique.
    In native PAGE, protein samples are prepared in a non-denaturing and non-
    This method has been used in the determination of protein-protein interactions, in which reducing buffer. Therefore, in addition to the size of protein, the secondary,
    proteins in the sample are separated as oligomers in first dimension BN-PAGE, followed by a
    tertiary as well as quaternary structure all has an impact on the migration.
    denaturing second dimension SDS-PAGE to identify the monomers within the oligomers.
    While, BN-PAGE retains the native state of proteins, it falls short of the high resolution of
    proteomic mixtures that is attained with SDS-PAGE and can add ambiguities to successful In SDS-PAGE, an excessive amount of SDS is added to coat proteins in negative
    molecular weight determinations. charge, which covers all the intrinsic charges of protein. A similar charge-to-mass
    ratio is obtained for all proteins, and the electrophoretic mobility in SDS-PAGE
    Proteins are prepared in a nonreducing, nondenaturing sample buffer, which maintains the
    proteins' secondary structure and native charge densitv. Native PAGE is not suitable for depends almost solely on the size of protein.
    accurate molecular weight determination due to the variabilitv " of charge to mass ratio among
    different proteins.

    In native-PAGE, proteins are separated according to the net charge, size, and shape of their
    native structure. Electrophoretic migration occurs because most proteins carry a net negative
    charge in alkaline running buffers. The higher the negative charge density (more charges per
    molecule mass), the faster a protein will migrate. At the same time, the frictional force of the
    gel matrix creates a sieving effect, regulating the movement of proteins according to their size
    and three-dimensional shape. Small proteins face only a small frictional force, while larger
    proteins face a larger frictional force. Thus native-PAGE separates proteins based upon both
    their charge and mass.

    Because no denaturants are used in native-PAGE, subunit interactions within a multimeric


    protein are generally retained and information can be gained about the quaternary structure. In
    addition, some proteins retain their enzymatic activity (function) following separation by
    native-PAGE. Thus, this technique may be used for preparation of purified, active proteins.

    Following electrophoresis, proteins can be recovered from a native gel by passive diffusion or
    electro-elution. To maintain the integrity of proteins during electrophoresis, it is important to
    keep the apparatus cool and minimize denaturation and proteolysis. pH extremes should
    generally be avoided in native-PAGE, as they may lead to irreversible damage, such as
    denaturation or aggregation, to proteins of interest.

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