Which method requires the experimental construction of two fusion proteins to assess protein–protein interactions? yeast two-hybrid...
Which method requires the experimental construction of two fusion proteins to assess protein–protein interactions?
yeast two-hybrid system
Western blot
Northern blot
immunoprecipitation
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Option D, immunoprecipitation
In Immunoprecipitation (IP) antigen is separated from a mixture based on the antigen-antibody interaction. Antigen -antibody complexes is formed by adding antibody to antigen mixture. The complex is incubated against primary antibody/ protein A/G-coated so that it absorbs the complex. Later, antigen is derived from the mixture through acidic solution.
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Which method requires the experimental construction of two
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points)
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