COMPARISION OF DIFFERENT PROTEIN DETERMINATION METHODS
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<center> <b><font color="#993300"><font>COMPARISION OF DIFFERENT PROTEIN DETERMINATION METHODS</font> </font> </b></center>
<center> <table> <tbody> <tr> <td> <font><b><font color="#009900"><font>Company</font> </font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font color="#009900"><font>Method</font> </font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font><font><b><font color="#009900">Detection </font> </b><br /> <b><font color="#009900">Range</font> </b> </font> </font> </font></td> <td> <center> <font><font><font><b><font color="#009900">Applications</font> </b><br /> <b><font color="#009900">-Compatibility</font> </b> </font> </font> </font></center> </td> <td> <font><b><font color="#009900"><font>Assay protocol</font> </font> </b> </font></td> <td> <center> <font><b><font color="#009900"><font>Precautions-</font> </font> </b> </font></center> <font><b><font color="#009900"><font>Interferences</font> </font> </b> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> </td> <td> <font><b><i><font>Absorbance 280nm </font> </i> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>0.1-1 OD280nm/ml</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Absorbance of aromatic amino-acids (Trp, Tyr and Phe at less extent). Only for purified proteins with known absorptivity factor (Use </font> <font>ExPASy ProtParam tool</font> <font> to inquire E1% 280nm)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Read absorbance 280nm.</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Nucleic acid, detergents, cofactors, phenolic compounds, pigments, reducing agents, etc etc.</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>AMERSHAM- </font><br /> <font><font> </font> <font>BIOSCIENCE (PHARMACIA)</font> <br /> <font> (# 80-6483-56)</font> </font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>2-D Quant Kit </font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>0�50 µg </font> </font> <p> <font><font><font><b>(</b> 1�50 µl) </font> </font> </font></p> </td> <td> <font><font>Designed for the accurate determination of protein concentration in samples prepared for electrophoresis and presence of detergents, Urea, DTT, EDTA, Ampholites, etc, and many buffer components.</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Quantitative precipitation of proteins while leaving interfering substances behind. </font> </font></td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>BIO-RAD </font><br /> <font> (#500-0001/2/6)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>Bio-Rad Protein Assay </font> </b><br /> <font><font> <b>(Modified </b><br /> <b>Bradford) (pdf) </b> </font> </font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>0.2�0.9 mg/ml</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Compatible with reducing agents <br /> (See list of compatible <br /> reagents on BioRad cataloge)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Minimum incubation time 15minutes.<br /> Assay wavelength 650-750nm</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Detergents, basic buffers</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>BIO-RAD </font><br /> <font> (#500-0111/2)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>DC Protein Assay (Modified Lowry) </font> </b><br /> <font><font> <b>(pdf) </b> </font> </font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>0.1�2.0 mg/ml</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Compatible with detergents, basic buffers (See list of compatible reagents on BioRad cataloge)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Minimum incubation time 15minutes.<br /> Assay wavelength 595nm</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Reducing agents</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>BIO-RAD</font> <font> (#500-0121/2)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>RC DC Protein Assay (Modified Lowry)</font> <font> </font> <font>(pdf)</font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>0.1�2.0 mg/ml</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Compatible with detergents, reducing agents, Laemmli sample buffer with 5% beta-mercaptoethanol, etc (See list of compatible reagents on BioRad cataloge)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Minimum incubation time 15minutes.<br /> Assay wavelength 650-750nm</font> </font></td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>GENO TECHNOLOGY </font> <font>(#786-005)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><i><font><font>Non-Interfering Protein Assay<sup>TM</sup> </font> </font> </i> </b> </font></td> <td> </td> <td> <font><font>Compatible with reducing agents(2ME, DTT), chelating agents EDTA , detergents (non-ionic, anionic, cationic, and zwitterionic) , amines (Tris), sugar, urea, ammonium sulfate, guanidine hydrochloride, guanidine thiocyanate, drugs, antibiotics, cobalt, and numerous other agents.</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Quantitative precipitation of proteins while leaving interfering substances behind.</font> </font></td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>MOLECULAR PROBES </font><br /> <font> (N-6666)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>Nano Orange Protein Quantitation Kit </font> <font>(pdf)</font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>10 ng/mL - </font> </font> <p> <font><font>10 µg/mL</font> </font></p> </td> <td> <font><font>Little protein-to-protein variability. Compatible with the presence of reducing agents and nucleic acids. </font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Mix and heat 10' 95ºC. Fluorescence emissions are measured directly</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Unusually high concentrations of lipids in the sample can interfere. This interference can be eliminated by acetone precipitation of the protein, followed by delipidation with diethyl ether.</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>MOLECULAR PROBES </font><br /> <font> (C-6667)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>CBQCA Protein Quantitation Kit </font> </b><br /> <font><font> <b>(pdf) </b> </font> </font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>10 ng/mL - 150 µg/mL</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Functions well in the presence of lipids and detergents (to determine the protein content of lipoprotein samples or lipid�protein mixtures)</font> </font></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>PIERCE </font><br /> <font> (#23225)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>BCA Protein Assay</font> <font> </font> <font>(pdf)</font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>0.5-20 µg/ml</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Compatible with detergents solubilized proteins. Proteins on affinity supports. Chaotropic agents, sugars, DNA, protease inhibitors</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>2ml reagent + 0.1ml sample </font> </font> <p> <font><font>Incubation 30' 37ºC. Read 562nm</font> </font></p> </td> <td> <font><font>Reducing agents (can be eliminated with TCA, </font> <font>see Protocol)</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>PIERCE </font><br /> <font> (#23235)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>Micro-BCA Protein Assay</font> <font> </font> <font>(pdf)</font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>0.5-20 µg/ml</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Compatible with detergents solubilized proteins. Proteins on affinity supports. Chaotropic agents, sugars, DNA, protease inhibitors</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>1ml reagent + 1ml sample </font> </font> <p> <font><font>Incubation 60' 60ºC. Read 562nm</font> </font></p> </td> <td> <font><font>Reducing agents (can be eliminated with TCA,</font> <font> see Protocol)</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>PIERCE </font><br /> <font> (#23236)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>Coomassie Plus Protein Assay</font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>1-1500 µg/m</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>For quick estimation where accuracy is not important. Reducing agents. Chaotropic and chelating agents, metals, protease inhibitors. DNA.</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>3 ml reagent + 0.1ml sample </font> </font> <p> <font><font>Vortex and read 595nm</font> </font></p> </td> <td> <font><font>Detergents (<i>sometimes</i> <i>you can normalize using same detergent concentration in blank and standarts</i> )</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>PIERCE</font> <font><font> (#23200)</font> <font> </font> </font> </font> <p> <font><font>SIGMA</font> <font> (#610-A)</font> </font></p> </td> <td> <font><b><font>Coomassie Protein Assay</font> <font> </font> <font>(pdf)</font> </b><br /> <font><font> <b>BRADFORD</b> </font> </font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>1-1500 µg/ml</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>For quick estimation where accuracy is not important: <i><u>great variability</u> </i> . Compatible with reducing agents. Chaotropic and chelating agents, metals, protease inhibitors. DNA.</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>5 ml reagent + 0.1ml sample </font> </font> <p> <font><font>Vortex and read 595nm</font> </font></p> </td> <td> <font><font>Detergents (<i>sometimes</i> <i>you can normalize using same detergent concentration in blank and standarts</i> )</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>PIERCE </font><br /> <font> (#23240)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>Modified Lowry Protein Assay</font> <font> </font> <font>(pdf)</font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>1-1500 µg/ml</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Accurate. Compatible with protease inhibitors. DNA.</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>1 ml reagent + 0.2ml sample. Incubate 10' RT. Add 0.1ml Folin-Ciocalteu. Incubate 30' RT. Read 750nm</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Reducing agents (can be eliminated with TCA, see </font> <font>Protocol</font> <font>,</font> <font>pdf</font> <font>) and some detergents</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>PIERCE </font><br /> <font> (#23255)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>Fluoraldehyde Protein/Peptide Assay</font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>0.05-500 µg/ml</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Compatible with reducing agents and some detergents. Chelating agents, metals and sugars</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>2 ml reagent + 0.2ml sample. Mix and read fluorescence; excitation 330-390nm; emission 436-475nm.</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Great variability. Cannot meassure in the presence of TRIS or Glycine buffer.</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font color="#3333ff"><font>ROCHE </font> </font><br /> <font><font> <font color="#000000">(#1 767 283)</font><br /> <font color="#000000">(#1 767 003)</font> </font> </font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>ESL Protein Assay</font> <font> </font> <font>(pdf)</font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>20-800 µg/ml.<br /> Detection limit 1µg/sample</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Biuret-like reaction, detect peptide bonds. The assay is compatible with several detergents. Coul be used for determination of peptides and immobilized proteins</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>7 minutes reaction. Read at 485nm.</font> </font></td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>SIGMA </font><br /> <font> (#690-1)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><font>BIURET</font> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>1-10 mg/ml</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Very accurate and simple</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Read 550nm</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Glucose, Ammonium sulphate, Sulphydryl compounds, PO4 buffers</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>Folin-Ciocalteu reagent: </font> <font>SIGMA</font> <font> (#F9252) - MERCK</font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><i><font>LOWRY </font> </i> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>10 µg/ml -<br /> 1 mg/ml</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Very accurate</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>1 ml reagent + 0.2ml sample. Incubate 10' RT. Add 0.1ml Folin-Ciocalteu. Incubate 30' RT. Read 750nm</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Many detergents, reducing agents, EDTA, GuHCl, AmmSO4, >0.1M TRIS.<br /> Interfernce elimination with </font> <font>TCA or DOC-TCA</font> </font></td> </tr> <tr> <td> <font><font>SIGMA</font> <font> (#P5656)</font><br /> <font><font> Folin-Ciocalteu reagent: </font> <font>SIGMA</font> <font> (#F9252) - MERCK</font> </font> </font></td> <td> <font><b><i><font>LOWRY-PETERSON </font> </i> </b> </font></td> <td> <font><font>1-10 µg protein</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Modified Lowry for membrane proteins. Compatible with detergents and with the presence of all kind of interferents that can be eliminated by DOC-TCA precipitation.</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>DOC-TCA precipitation of proteins before Lowry assay</font> </font></td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> </td> <td> <font><font><font><b><i>BUTTERFLY</i> </b><br /> <b>(coomassie staining into 3MM Whatman paper)</b> </font> </font> </font></td> <td> </td> <td> <font><font>Very useful technique for proteins in all kind of solutions (like PAGE-SDS sample buffer)</font> </font></td> <td> <font><font>Dry samples into 3MM Whatman paper.Treate with coomassie staining solution for ~30 min. Distain. Extracted ON with 3% SDS solution and read at 590 nm</font> </font></td> <td> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> </center>