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View additional product information for Pierce™ Mouse IgG1 Fab and F(ab')2 Preparation Kit - FAQs (44980)
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No. For best results, use the immobilized enzyme once and discard after use.
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The digestion time is a function of the IgG concentration and source. For rabbit, mouse and human IgG, optimized digestion times are given in the instructions for each kit. Digestion times listed in the product instructions result in 80-90% digestion, although efficiency varies depending on IgG preparation and source.
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If the IgG is a species or subclass that does not bind to Protein A, researchers can immobilize an antibody specific for the desired fragment. For example, to purify digested rat IgG2a, use the Aminolink Plus Immobilization Kit (Cat. No. 44894) to immobilize goat anti-rat Fc antibody. Our Tech Tip #34 and other web resources list IgG binding properties of Protein A. (Because Protein G and Protein A/G bind Fab fragments, they are not effective for this application.)
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Yes. The three immobilized enzymes are available in 5 mL package sizes as shown below:
Immobilized Ficin, Cat. No. 44881
Immobilized Papain, Cat. No. 20341
Immobilized Pepsin, Cat. No. 20343
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There are six Thermo Scientific IgG fragmentation kits:
Fab Preparation Kit (Papain), Cat. No. 44985
Fab Micro Preparation Kit (Papain), Cat. No. 44685
F(abÁ)2 Preparation Kit (Pepsin), Cat. No. 44988
F(abÁ)2 Micro Preparation Kit, (Pepsin), Cat. No. 44688
Mouse IgG1 Fab and F(abÁ)2 Preparation Kit (Ficin), Cat. No. 44980
Mouse IgG1 Fab and F(abÁ)2 Micro Preparation Kit (Ficin), Cat. No. 44680
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The protocols are optimized for rabbit, human and mouse IgG. Fragmentation of other IgG species may require optimization. To purify Fab or F(abÁ)2 fragments from the digest, the IgG species must be able to bind to Protein A. For mouse IgG1, use a ficin-based kit (Cat. Nos. 44980, 44680).
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