Generation and characterization of rabbit polyclonal antiserum against C terminus of rat CaV1.2
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AIM:To obtain rabbit anti-rat C terminus of calcium channel CaV1.2 polyclonal antiserum. MEHODS:The short peptides from C terminus of rat CaV1.2 were synthesized,which were used to cross-link with Keyhole limpet hemocyanin,KLH.New Zealand white rabbits were immunized by synthesized peptides-KLH to obtain polyclonal antiserum.The antibody was purified by ammonium sulfate and affinity chromatography and characterized by ELISA and dot blot.RESULTS:Antiserum against C terminus of rat CaV1.2 was obtained in immunized rabbits. ELISA and dot blot identified that the antiserum could recognize the peptides of C terminus of rat CaV1.2.CONCLUSION: The polyclonal antiserum has been generated successfully,which can be used to explore the potential function of the C terminus of L-type calcium channel.
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AIM:To obtain rabbit anti-rat C terminus of calcium channel CaV1.2 polyclonal antiserum. MEHODS:The short peptides from C terminus of rat CaV1.2 were synthesized,which were used to cross-link with Keyhole limpet hemocyanin,KLH.New Zealand white rabbits were immunized by synthesized peptides-KLH to obtain polyclonal antiserum.The antibody was purified by ammonium sulfate and affinity chromatography and characterized by ELISA and dot blot.RESULTS:Antiserum against C terminus of rat CaV1.2 was obtained in immunized rabbits. ELISA and dot blot identified that the antiserum could recognize the peptides of C terminus of rat CaV1.2.CONCLUSION: The polyclonal antiserum has been generated successfully,which can be used to explore the potential function of the C terminus of L-type calcium channel.
Key concepts: Polyclonal antibodies, Antiserum, Keyhole limpet hemocyanin, Molecular biology, Western blot, Biology, Antibody, Chemistry