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Co-Immunoprecipitation (Co-IP)

Co-Immunoprecipitation (Co-IP)

Background

Introduction

Co-Immunoprecipitation (Co-IP) is a popular way to see how proteins team up. It works by using the specific hookup between an antibody and its target protein to fish out protein complexes from stuff like cell lysates. Basically, a lot of these protein interactions stick together under gentle conditions. Once the cells are lysed, the antibody latches onto its target, often using agarose beads. If there's another protein linked to the target inside the cell, the whole combo gets dragged down together. This method helps you see how proteins work together in the body and is a great tool for checking out protein complexes and signaling pathways.

Fig1. Principle of co-Immunoprecipitation.

Applications of Co-IP

Co-IP is really handy in biological and medical research. Here's what it's commonly used for:

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Service Procedure

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Why Choose Profacgen?

Expertise and Experience

We have enough experience to know our way around protein interactions. Our team has seen it all and can design Co-IP experiments that really work.

Highly Reproducible Results

Our Co-IP services are rock-solid. We deliver results that you can rely on, every time.

Short Turn-Around Time

We recognize the importance of speed, which is why we focus on delivering results promptly without compromising quality. Your results will be ready in a timely manner.

Cost-Effective Solutions

Our pricing strategy is clear and fair. Obtaining high-quality data is affordable and won't strain your budget.

Case Study

Project: Identification of Interacting Proteins of XXX Protein via Co-Immunoprecipitation and Mass Spectrometry (Co-IP-MS)

Background

The objective of this project was to identify the interacting proteins of the target protein (XXX) in a specific cell line provided by the customer. The service involved using Co-Immunoprecipitation (Co-IP) with XXX antibody to enrich the protein complexes, followed by Mass Spectrometry (MS) to identify the specific protein types bound by XXX protein. The goal was to gain insights into the protein interactions and pathways involving XXX protein.

Results

  • Western Blot Detection:

The Co-IP experiment successfully enriched proteins bound to XXX antibody. Western blot analysis confirmed the presence of specific proteins, indicating successful enrichment.

Procedure of Co-Immunoprecipitation (Co-IP).Fig2. Results of Western Blot Detection of XXX Antibody IP Enrichment.

  • Mass Spectrometry Identification:

The enriched proteins were analyzed by MS, identifying multiple protein candidates interacting with XXX protein. The ion peaks and mass spectra of these proteins were recorded and analyzed.

Result of WB analysis.Fig3. Mass Spectrometry Identification of Immunoprecipitation-enriched XXX Protein Ion Peaks.

GO Analysis: Enrichment analysis showed significant biological processes, cellular components, and molecular functions associated with the identified proteins.

Ion Peak of XXX Protein.Fig4. GO_BP Enrichment Analysis was Performed on Differentially Enriched Proteins by Immunoprecipitation IP of XXX Protein.

GO_BP Enrichment Analysis.Fig5. GO_CC Enrichment Analysis was Performed on Differentially Enriched Proteins by Immunoprecipitation IP of XXX Protein.

GO_CC Enrichment Analysis.Fig6. GO_MF Enrichment Analysis was Performed on Differentially Enriched Proteins by Immunoprecipitation IP of XXX Protein.

KEGG Pathway Analysis: Identified proteins were mapped to key metabolic and signaling pathways, providing insights into their biological roles.

GO_MF Enrichment Analysis.Fig7. XXX Protein Co-Immunoprecipitation Enriched Differential Proteins for KEGG Enrichment Analysis.

STRING Protein Interaction Network: A protein-protein interaction network was generated, highlighting potential interactions among the identified proteins.

KEGG Enrichment Analysis.Fig8. XXX Protein Co-Immunoprecipitation Enriched Differential Proteins for KEGG Enrichment Analysis.

Conclusion

The project successfully identified several proteins interacting with XXX protein using Co-IP-MS. The identified proteins were further analyzed through GO, KEGG, and STRING analyses, revealing their potential roles and interactions in cellular pathways. The results provide valuable insights into the biological functions and interactions of XXX protein, achieving the project's goal.

FAQs

Q: What types of samples can be used for Co-IP?
A: Pretty much anything goes-protein samples, cell lysates, tissue samples. We'll help you prep them just right.
A: Typically, we wrap up a standard Co-IP experiment in just a few days. No long waits here!
A: Absolutely! We can set up Co-IP experiments to handle multiple samples at once. It's efficient and scalable.
A: No need to stress-we're here to help. We offer detailed reports and will guide you through the data. Our team will make sure it all clicks for you.

Resources

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See the procedure of co-IP service and how you should submit your sample (protein sample/cell sample/tissue sample…).
Our experts will design your co-IP experiment according to your specific requirements and we will provide detail data of the result and procedure.

STRING Protein Interaction Network.

See more details on the principle and protocol of co-IP on our website. We also provide troubleshooting guides for the problems you may account in your experiment. See more…

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