Na-Dodecylsulfat (SDS)
Na-Dodecylsulfat (SDS) gehört zu den stärksten Solubilisatoren für integrale Membranproteine.
SDS hat den Vorteil, dass es eine Aggregation verhindert, führt aber meist zu einer Denaturierung der Membranproteine. Einige der mit SDS solubilisierten Membranproteine, die sich in einem denaturierten Zustand befinden, z. B. eine 5'-Nukleotidase oder eine Neuraminidase, wurden erfolgreich renaturiert.
Na-Dodecylsulfat ist ein potentes fibrinolytisches Tensid.
SDS ist von Bedeutung bei der Isolierung von DNA ohne Phenol-Extraktion. Es hat sich auch bei der Abtrennung von Virusproteinen und doppelsträngigen RNAs bewährt; eine SDS-KCl-Fällung ermöglicht eine schnelle und selektive Trennung in einem Schritt.
Verschiedene Proteinassays können durch Modifikation mit Na-Dodecylsulfat verbessert werden.
Na-Dodecylsulfat wird bevorzugt in der Polyacrylamid-Gelelektrophorese zur Auftrennung von Proteinen und Peptiden eingesetzt und wird häufig zur Optimierung chromatographischer Trennungen verwendet.
Synonyme: SDS, Natriumlaurylsulfat
CAS-Registriernummer: [151-21-3]
Molekulare Formel: C12H25O4S . Na
Relative Molmasse (Mr): 288,4
Klassifizierung: Anionisches Tensid
Literaturangaben:
- Kritische mizellare Konzentration (CMC): 8,1 mM
- Aggregationszahl (Na): 60 - 62
- Krafft-Punkt (TK): 9 °C
- Hydrophil-Lipophilie-Gleichgewicht (HLB): 40
BibliographIE
Charakterisierung und Bestimmung von Enzymen
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Solubilisierung und Charakterisierung von Photosystemen/Photosynthesepigmenten
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Solubilization and Characterization of Various Proteins/Protein Complexes
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Protein Assays
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DNA Preparation/DNA Assays
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Immunologische Bestimmungsverfahren
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Chromatographische und elektrophoretische Trennungen
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Weitere Applikationen
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