Pierce™ Protein A/G Coated Plate IP Kit

The Thermo Scientific Pierce Protein A/G Coated Plate IP Kit uses coated Protein A/G microplates to perform immunoprecipitation assays in 96-well plates without resins, beads, centrifugation or magnets.

Pierce Coated Plate IP Kits enable rapid immunoprecipitation of multiple samples without the usual tedium of pipetting, centrifuging and separating beaded affinity resin in individual microcentrifuge tubes. Immunoprecipitation is accomplished using coated 96-well microplates rather than beaded agarose resin. The plate format allows for faster processing of multiple samples.

Features of the Protein A/G Coated Plate IP Kit:

• Ready-to-use, high quality coated plates provide high capacity and consistency
• Plate format best suited for simultaneously processing multiple samples and their control conditions
• Faster, easier and more thorough washing than with traditional tube/resin IP methods
• Uses familiar and convenient ELISA tools (multichannel pipettors and plate washing); no tedious separation of supernatant from pelleted resin beads, and no tubes to open and close and centrifuge
• Coated plates are 96-well strip plates, convenient for experiments requiring only a partial plate
• Easy-to-follow instructions, including detailed explanation of appropriate controls

Applications:
• Rapid, trouble-free immunoprecipitation of multiple samples and their controls
• Immunoprecipitation when plate-based tools and techniques are preferred

Protein A and Protein G are different proteins that bind to immunoglobulins (primarily only IgG). Typically, Protein A is preferred for use with Rabbit polyclonal antibodies, while Protein G is preferred for use with mouse antibodies (especially monoclonals of the IgG1 subclass). Protein A/G is a recombinant of Protein A and Protein G that has the additive binding properties of both proteins. Compare Protein A, Protein G and other antibody-binding proteins.

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