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Analysis of N-terminal Amino Acid Sequence
Product Description
Analysis of N-terminal amino acid sequence (protein sequencing) is a method to excise amino acid one by one from N-terminal of protein or peptide (Edman degradation method) to be segregated by HPLC, then to detect by UV to determine amino acid sequence by the time the peak is gained (Chromatogram).
Analysis
- Amino acid sequence analyzer is PPSQ-33A.
- Residues possible to be analyzed is 5 to 20 residues (depending on the samples).
- Analysis will be discontinued if it was not possible due to N-terminal block or lack of sample molar mass etc. Even in that case, data up to 5th residue will be taken and the analysis basic fee will be charged.
- Please note that when data was not processed because of the N-terminal block etc., there will be no analysis retry. Request for the analysis of the same sample will be accepted as a new order.
Deliverables
Amino acid sequence identified by chromatogram, or comment in case analysis was not possible, together with a raw chromatogram data.
Price and Domestic Lead-Time
Normal Analysis | Rapid Analysis | |||||||
Basic Fee | 60,000 JPY / sample Including analysis fee for up to 5 residues |
60,000 JPY / sample + 18,000 JPY / sample (rapid fee) Including analysis fee for up to 5residues.Please refer to the details below.
* Maximum sample numbers we can accept for rapid analysis per one order are 3 samples. |
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Analysis Fee | 7,000JPY per residue If it is determined that analysis is not possible due to N-terminal blocking, insufficient sample amount and so on, the analysis will be terminated. Please note that a basic analysis fee will be charged for up to 5 residues. |
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Sample Preparation Fee | -For liquid or dried samples: morecular weight of 10,000 or more: 20,000 JPY / sample morecular weight less than 10,000: 30,000 JPY / sample * Please send information which shows sample purity. _e.g. SDS-PAGE, Chromatogram-Fixing to PVDF membrane: Basic charge: 60,000 JPY Preparation: 7,000 JPY / sample Protein having a molecular weight of 10,000 or more is acceptable. For protein having a molecular weight less than 10,000, please inquire. * Please attach a SDS-PAGE image. |
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Other Service Charges | Please inquire | |||||||
Domestic Lead-Time | Within 10 business days from sample acceptance.
* Actual schedule will be informed. * It may take more depend on sample numbers and analysis conditions. * Orders from sample preparation would require extra business days (from one to two days depend on sample numbers). |
Within 5 buiness days from sample acceptance.
* Orders from sample preparation would require extra one business day. |
Regarding Sample
Sample preparation
Recommended stain method : CBB-R250 staining, Ponceau S staining, Amido Black staining.
Please refer to Allowable Value of Harmful Substance In Amino Acid Sequence Analysis.
Handling of Sample
Shipment condition
If PVDF membrane or dry form(powder) : Please use refrigerated courier of 4°C
If liquid : Please use refrigerated courier of – 20°C(packed with enough dry ice).
Acceptance QC of samples
We will discuss with customerabout the PVDF membrane or SDS-PAGE image submitted by E-mail.
Any sample that was determined not to be possible to analyze is to be returned to customer at customer expense or discarded.
Left over samples
After analysis, left-over sample will be discarded.
Ordering
Please inquire for details.
Cautions
Solvent for the N-terminal amino acid analysis orders in liquid form
If liquid: Please make sure to use adequate solvents as below.
If in a dry form, please also make sure that the solvents other than volatiles are adequate.
Adequate Solvents
- * distilled water
- * TFA solution
- * solution of acetate
- * acetonitrile, methanol (15% or less)
- * trimethylamine solution
Inadequate Solvents
- * Ammonium salts
- * Tris and the like
- * Solvent containing primary and secondary amine
- * Solvent containing large amount of surfactant such as salt and SD
- * Solvent containing highly polar substances such as Glycerol, reductant and urea
- * Solvent containing involatiles