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Protein G Acceptor Beads

Protein G Acceptor Beads

Catalog Number: UA086092 Brand: UA BIOSCIENCE
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Product Specification


Stability & Storage

Store at 2-8°C protected from light; product shelf life is 12 months.

Background

Homogeneous Immuno Chemiluminescence Assay (HICA) is a homogeneous immunoassay method based on energy transfer between donor beads and acceptor beads at close proximity to generate chemiluminescence.

Donor beads recognize Protein 1 (Tag1 label), while Acceptor beads recognize Protein 2 (Tag2 label). When Protein 1 binds to Protein 2, the distance between the beads becomes less than 200nm. Upon excitation at 680nm, the donor beads generate singlet oxygen, which diffuses to the acceptor beads. The acceptor beads then undergo a redox reaction, emitting light at 615nm. The signal intensity is proportional to the strength of the protein interaction.

This product features a simple operation process, no washing steps, fast speed, and high sensitivity, making it suitable for detecting weak interactions.

Components

Specification

Fill Volume

250 μg

50 μL

5 mg

1 mL

25 mg

1 mL x 5


Protocol

[Required Reagents]

Name

Catalog Number

Protein G Acceptor Beads UA086092
Streptavidin Donor Beads UA086104
Universal Buffer 1 UA086113


[Detection Procedure for Reference]

Detection Procedure

Detection Procedure 1 (37℃Rapid Detection)

Detection Procedure 2 (Room Temperature Detection)

Step 1:

4μL Tag1-M1 +4μL Tag2-M2+ 6μL Acceptor Beads,Protect from light/Green light

4μL Tag1-M1 +4μL Tag2-M2+ 6μL Acceptor Beads,Protect from light/Green light

Incubation

​37℃ Shaking incubation 20 minutes,Protect from light/Green light

​Room temperature incubation 60 minutes,,Protect from light/Green light

Step 2:

Add 6μL Donor Beads,Protect from light/Green light

Add 6μL Donor Beads,Protect from light/Green light

Incubation

​37℃ Shaking incubation 10 minutes,Protect from light/Green light

​Room temperature incubation 30 minutes,Protect from light/Green light

Reading

Instrument Reading

Instrument Reading


[Performance Verification]

Sample Preparation:

Use Universal Buffer 1 to pre-dilute Biotinylated Rabbit IgG (Bio-rIgG) to 15μg/mL (100nM) as a stock solution, then perform gradient dilution according to the following scheme:

ID

Final Concentration (nM)

Universal Buffer 1

Volume (μL)

High Concentration Addition

Volume (μL)

C12

1.0E+01

210

90μL Stock Solution

C11

3.0E+00

210

90μL C12

C10

1.0E+00

180

90μL C11

C9

3.0E-01

210

90μL C10

C8

1.0E-01

180

90μL C9

C7

3.0E-02

210

90μL C8

C6

1.0E-02

180

90μL C7

C5

3.0E-03

210

90μL C6

C4

1.0E-03

180

90μL C5

C3

3.0E-04

210

90μL C4

C2

1.0E-04

180

90μL C3

C1

0

180

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Detection Reagent Preparation:

Name

Preparation Concentration

Diluent

Protein G Acceptor Beads

25 μg/mL

Universal Buffer 1

Streptavidin Donor Beads

25 μg/mL

Universal Buffer 1


37℃Incubation Mode Results:

Maximum Signal: 7087102

Minimum Signal: 707

EC50= 0.234 nM

Room Temperature Incubation Mode Results:

Maximum Signal: 2604143

Minimum Signal: 386

EC50= 0.208 nM

Guidelines


1. This experiment is light-sensitive. Avoid exposure to light during operation. It is recommended to perform preparation, sample loading, and incubation under green light (illuminance below 100 LUX).

2. This product is compatible with microplate readers equipped with an Alpha detection module.

3. Vortex thoroughly before use, or briefly centrifuge (2000×g, 5–10 seconds) to ensure complete usage.

4. It is recommended to use the accompanying dilution buffer from our company for reagent preparation and sample dilution. If additional components are required, they can be directly added to this buffer.

5. To ensure comparability of experimental data across different batches, strictly control incubation temperature and time.

6. Avoid generating bubbles during sample loading.