Anti-Flag affinity purification gel (secretory protein or Membrane Protein) is prepared by covalent coupling of high-quality mouse IgG2b monoclonal antibody (clone number: 3F5) and 4% highly cross-linked agarose gel. This product has a high loading capacity of Flag-tagged fusion protein (at least 1.1 mg protein/mL gel) and less non-specific binding of impurities. It can be used for purification and immunoprecipitation (IP) of fusion proteins (secretory protein or membrane protein) with Flag tags. Anti-Flag affinity purification gel (secretory protein or Membrane Protein) can bind to Met-modified N-terminal Flag fusion protein (Met-FLAG–Protein), N-terminal Flag fusion protein (FLAG–Protein), and C-terminal Flag fusion protein (Protein-FLAG). Features High specificity: High-quality mouse IgG2b monoclonal antibody is used, which can specifically adsorb the Flag protein sequence. High loading capacity: Loading capacity ≥ 1.1 mg protein/mL gel. High purity: Less non-specific binding of impurities, resulting in high-purity Flag-tagged protein. Wide range of uses: Can be used for protein purification or IP. Multiple types of binding proteins: Can bind to Met-modified N-terminal Flag fusion protein (Met-Flag–Protein), N-terminal Flag fusion protein (Flag–Protein), C-terminal Flag fusion protein (Protein-Flag) Specifications Clone 3F5 Isotype Mouse IgG2b Application Purification of Soluble or Membrane proteins, Immunoprecipitation（IP） Protein ≥1.1 mg protein/mL resins Buffer TBS ，50%glycerin ，pH7.4 ，contains 0.02% (w/v) sodium azide Shipping and Storage This product should be stored at-25~-15℃, ℃ for 1 year. Cryopreservation in solutions without glycerol is prohibited! Application Purification of secreted or membrane proteins, immunoprecipitation（IP Figures Improved Yield and Purity Figure 1. Anti-DYKDDDDK (Flag) Affinity Gel has higher yield and purity of secretory or membrane proteins compared to other suppliers. 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Published 2022 May 9. doi:10.3390/cancers14092338(IF:6.639) Zheng G, Jiang C, Li Y, et al. TMEM43-S358L mutation enhances NF-κB-TGFβ signal cascade in arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia/cardiomyopathy. Protein Cell. 2019;10(2):104-119. doi:10.1007/s13238-018-0563-2(IF:6.228) Chen X, Tang J, Pei Z, et al. The 'pears and lemons' protein UvPal1 regulates development and virulence of Ustilaginoidea virens. Environ Microbiol. 2020;22(12):5414-5432. doi:10.1111/1462-2920.15284(IF:4.933) FAQ Q: If the protein is to remain active, which substances should be used for elution? A: Non-denaturing elution method can be used. Q: How does this product compare with those from the imported manufacturers? A: The protein binding capacity of Yeasen 20585 is nearly twice that of the imported S* brand. Q: We used the flag peptide for elution, but it couldn't be completely removed? A: The loading capacity of the medium is already relatively low, and the elution concentration might be quite low. There is a possibility that due to the low concentration, no distinct bands will be visible. It is recommended to increase the elution intensity in the next step. Documents: Safety Data Sheet 20585_MSDS_HB250806_EN.PDF Manuals 20585_Manual_Ver.EN20250806.pdf Related Blog: Anti-Flag Affinity Gel: A Reliable Partner for IP and Protein Purification Yeasen Anti-DYKDDDDK (Flag) Affinity Gel: Precision Purification for Low-Abundance Membrane Proteins The Tool for Capturing Flag/HA/Myc-Tagged Proteins Try it for free! Get a free sample of Anti-Flag and validate its performance in your own lab.👉 [Request Sample Now]. Shipping Worldwide!
