DNA Pull-Down Kit for Plant
| Product Code | Specification |
|---|---|
| JKR23006P |
Experimental Principle
DNA Pull-Down technology is a powerful tool for studying DNA-protein interactions in vitro. This technique involves designing specific DNA probes for target regions, which are then labeled with desthiobiotin. The labeled probes can affinity-bind with streptavidin conjugated to magnetic beads. After incubation with total protein extract, interacting proteins specifically bind to the DNA probes, forming a bead-DNA probe-protein complex. After washing away non-specifically bound proteins, the target DNA probe-protein complex is eluted and finally identified by Western Blot or Mass Spectrometry (MS). The principle is illustrated in Figure 1.1:
Product Advantages
- High Sensitivity and Specificity: Utilizes high-affinity solid-phase carrier-streptavidin magnetic beads with an optimized experimental system, significantly reducing non-specific binding and adapting to low-abundance samples.
- Multi-dimensional Downstream Analysis Compatibility: Eluted proteins can be directly used for Mass Spectrometry (MS), Western Blot (WB), or silver staining, meeting qualitative/quantitative analysis requirements.
Scope of Application
- Study transcription factor (TF) interactions with DNA, locating binding proteins of regulatory elements (such as promoters, enhancers).
- Analyze the impact of epigenetic regulation (such as DNA methylation, histone modifications) on protein-DNA binding.
Experimental Procedure


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