Anti-mono methyl Arginine 抗体 [16B11] (ab414)

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Key features and details

  • Mouse monoclonal [16B11] to mono methyl Arginine
  • Suitable for: WB
  • Reacts with: Species independent
  • Isotype: IgG2b

製品の概要

  • 製品名

    Anti-mono methyl Arginine antibody [16B11]
    mono methyl Arginine 一次抗体 製品一覧

  • 製品の詳細

    Mouse monoclonal [16B11] to mono methyl Arginine

  • 由来種

    Mouse

  • アプリケーション

    適用あり: WBmore details

  • 種交差性

    交差種: Species independent

  • 特記事項


    This antibody will be of central importance in analysing the methylation status of chromatin and transcription factors. Since it recognises monomethyl arginine only it can be used in parallel with ab413 (detects dimethyl arginine only) and ab412 (detects both monomethyl and dimethyl arginine) to monitor the exact modification status.

    The Life Science industry has been in the grips of a reproducibility crisis for a number of years. Abcam is leading the way in addressing this with our range of recombinant monoclonal antibodies and knockout edited cell lines for gold-standard validation. Please check that this product meets your needs before purchasing.

    If you have any questions, special requirements or concerns, please send us an inquiry and/or contact our Support team ahead of purchase. Recommended alternatives for this product can be found below, along with publications, customer reviews and Q&As

製品の特性

アプリケーション

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アプリケーション Abreviews 特記事項
WB
1/50 - 1/500.
特記事項
WB
1/50 - 1/500.

ターゲット情報

  • 別名

    • Arginine (mono methyl) antibody

参考文献 (14)

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ab414 は 14 報の論文で使用されています。

  • Jang KH  et al. Liver disease-associated keratin 8 and 18 mutations modulate keratin acetylation and methylation. FASEB J 33:9030-9043 (2019). PubMed: 31199680
  • de Groot R  et al. Large-scale image-based profiling of single-cell phenotypes in arrayed CRISPR-Cas9 gene perturbation screens. Mol Syst Biol 14:e8064 (2018). PubMed: 29363560
  • Poornima G  et al. Arginine methylation promotes translation repression activity of eIF4G-binding protein, Scd6. Nucleic Acids Res 44:9358-9368 (2016). PubMed: 27613419
  • Slade DJ  et al. Chemical and biological methods to detect post-translational modifications of arginine. Biopolymers 101:133-43 (2014). PubMed: 23576281
  • Shahriari A  et al. Stable Suppression of Lactate Dehydrogenase Activity during Anoxia in the Foot Muscle of Littorina littorea and the Potential Role of Acetylation as a Novel Posttranslational Regulatory Mechanism. Enzyme Res 2013:461374 (2013). Dot blot . PubMed: 24233354
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BATCH NUMBER -- NOT SPECIFIED -- ORDER NUMBER 100537 DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM I ordered three antibodies, ab412, ab413, and ab414. I am currently trying to optimize the conditions for Western blotting using these antibodies. None of these antibodies are able to immunostain my protein of interest, which is ICP27 otherwise known as IE63 from the herpes simplex type 1 virus. Published literature shows that this protein is known to be methylated. SAMPLE A total of 2*10^7 HeLa cells were infected with wild-type HSV-1 virus. Cells were harvested 5 hours post-infection. Nuclear and cytoplasmic fractions were separated. Our protein of interest, ICP27, was immunoprecipitated with our monoconal antibody H1119. The immunoprecipitate was resolved using 12% SDS-PAGE, transferred o/n to nitrocellulose, and Western analysis was done on 4 parallel blots using our monoclonal antibody H1119, and ab 412, ab413, and ab414. I have tried running crude extracts on a 12% SDS-PAGE gel, transferring to nitrocellulose, and Western blotting using H1119, which is a monoclonal antibody toward ICP27, as well as ab412, ab413, and ab414. These were done on parallel blots. PRIMARY ANTIBODY mab 412 (abcam) mouse monoclonal IgG mab 413 (abcam) mouse monoclonal IgM mab 414 (abcam) mouse monoclonal IgG diluted at (see concentrations we have tried below) into 0.3%BSA/0.1% Tween/PBS incubate at room temp on rotator for 1 hour wash 15 min, 5 min, 5 min with 0.1%Tween/PBS add secondary antibody DETECTION METHOD SuperSignal West Pico chemiluminescent substrate from Pierce POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE CONTROLS USED + controls: we run crude extracts in parallel and detect a bunch of proteins. we also are sure that ICP27 is present in the extracts, because we run a parallel Western using a stellar monoclonal antibody against ICP27. We see ICP27 in all samples we test; however, your antibodies do not show staining to ICP27 even though we know it is methylated in vivo. ANTIBODY STORAGE CONDITIONS Anitbody was reconstituted in 200 uL ddH20. Separated into 40 uL aliquots and stored at -20C. SAMPLE PREPARATION Protease inhibitors used = leupeptin and pefabloc buffers = immunoprecipitates were washed in hi salt lysis buffer followed by PBS, SDS-PAGE loading buffer was added to immunopreciptates (+10% beta mercaptoethanol, and boiled 5 min. AMOUNT OF PROTEIN LOADED Crude extract: 5% of the total nuclear or cytoplasmic HeLa extract taken from 2*10^7 cells. IP: approx. 5-10 ug ICP27 per lane ELECTROPHORESIS/GEL CONDITIONS 12% SDS-PAGE TRANSFER AND BLOCKING CONDITIONS Transfer buffer: 300 mL 10X Tris-glycine 600 mL methanol 2100 mL ddH2O transfer o/n our MW markers are colored, so we know the transfer are successful when the markers transferred, this step is never a problem for us block in 5% BSA/0.1%Tween PBS 1 hr. wash 15 min, 5 min, 5 min in 0.1%Tween PBS 1 hr. add primary antibody SECONDARY ANTIBODY Manufacturer: [a competitor] Species: anti-mouse IgG (for H1119, ab412, ab414) anti-mouse IgM (for ab413) diluted at 1:100,000 into 0.3%BSA/0.1% Tween/PBS incubate at room temp on rotator for 1 hour wash 15 min, 5 min, 5 min with 0.1%Tween/PBS add ECL enhancer and substrate HOW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU TRIED THE APPLICATION? 4 WHAT STEPS HAVE YOU ALTERED? amount of primary antibody (ab 412, 413, 414) used in WB. Crude hela extracts (nuc & cyto fractionated): WB Attempt #1 ab412 1:5000 did not work ab413 1:500 did not work ab414 1:500 did not work WB Attempt #2 ab412 1:250 worked ab413 1:250 worked ab414 1:250 worked Immunoprecipitated ICP27 from HSV1-infected HeLa extracts WB Attempt#1 ab412 1:250 did not work, did not see ANY bands except heavy & light chains ab413 1:250 did not work, did not see ANY bands except heavy & light chains ab414 1:250 did not work, did not see ANY bands except heavy & light chains WB attempt #2 ab412 1:100 no bands, except for heavy and light chains ab413 1:100 no bands, except for heavy and light chains ab414 1:100 no bands, except for heavy and light chains ADDITIONAL NOTES I am still trying to optimize my conditions and already I am running out of antibody. Will I continue to have to repeat these optimization conditions with every batch of ab412, 413, 414 I receive from your company? We know this protein is methylated, it is published data, which I have repeated several times in my lab. Background staining is not the problem, the problem is that your abs are not staining my protein of interest even though we know it is methylated.

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Thank you for your enquiry. Thank you also for completing our questionnaire so comprehensively. I am sorry that you have been having difficulties with our antisera against methyl arginine. I have examined your questionnaire and it seems as if you are following a protocol not dissimilar to Abcam's recommended protocol. You mentioned that your target protein is methylated. I have discovered that ICP27 is methylated at Arginine residues. I would have mentioned that your immunoprecipitation by H1119 may be obscured by the methylated form of the protein, resulting in the preferential precipitation of the unmethylated form. However, this does not explain the fact that you are NOT obtaining a result following western blotting using a crude HeLa extract. Given a crude extract the very least that I would expect to see would be the arginine methylated histones H3 and H4. In fact this is what I would recommend you use as positive control to guarantee that your abcam antisera are working and detecting methyl-arginine. Preparing a high concentrated histone extract can be done on HeLa cells. We have a very easy protocol at the link below. This will not affect your protocol given that you are using a 12.5% gel. Histones are between 10 and 17KDa. https://www.abcam.com/index.html?pageconfig=view_protocol&pid=316 You mention that you did have some success using a 1:250 dilution. Please can you e-mail me these scanned as JPeGs. I would also like to know the mass of protein you are loading onto the gel during the whole cell extract western blot and the relative amount you are loading following IP. I would recommend a starting amount of 20ug for the crude extract. Following some literature searching I would also like to know whether your ICP27 construct that you are injecting contains an RGG box as I have learnt that the methylation of ICP27 is dependent on its presence. I look forward to your reply and hope that we can resolve this issue quickly.

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Question

I have recentrly tried to order a peptide with a monomethylated arginine, but this was not possible. How did you manage to prepare the antigen then for this monomethyl-arginine specific antibody?

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Thank you for your enquiry. This antibody comes from a source which does not sell the monomethylated arginine immunogen used to prepare the antibody. I apologise for the inconvenience,

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Concerning ab415, ab414, ab413 - says whole antiserum; is it tisue culture supernatant or ascites? Do ab412 and ab413 cross-reat with symmetrical Ng/Na - dimethyl arginine?

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Thank you for your patience. Ab415, ab414, and ab413 are ascites. It has not been determinded as to whether ab412 and ab413 cross-react with symmetrical Ng/Na - dimethyl arginine.

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What is tha difference between ab 414 and ab415?

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There is no difference. They are simply different clones against the same target.

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