PureCube Al-NTA Agarose
Order number: 31403-Al
Description
PureCube Al-NTA agarose resin beads were developed for the enrichment of phosphorylated proteins. They can also be used for the purification of his tagged proteins as a secondary function. The affinity matrix is based on 7.5% cross-linked agarose that was magnetized. The bead ligand is Al-NTA and the particle diameter is 40 µm. They are very homogeneous in size, yielding in a high degree of reproducibility.
As an alternative we also offer PureCube Al-NTA MagBeads and this resin pre-packed in cartridges/columns.
As an alternative we also offer PureCube Al-NTA MagBeads and this resin pre-packed in cartridges/columns.
Datasheets
- Al-NTA Agarose Datasheet
- Phosphopeptide Enrichment Protocol
This protocol is written for the use of magnetic beads use it as a reference to create a corresponding agarose resin protocol. - Phosphopeptide Enrichment Protocol
This protocol is written for the use of magnetic beads use it as a reference to create a corresponding agarose resin protocol. - Cartridge Packing Protocol
Feature | |
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Usage | Enrichment of phosphopeptides |
Specificity | Affinity to phosphorylated biomolecules |
Bead ligand | Al-NTA |
Bead size | 40 µm |
Filling quantity | Delivered as a 50 % suspension |
Matrix | 7.5% crosslinked agarose |
Chelator stability | Stable in buffer containing 10 mM DTT and 1 mM EDTA |
pH stability | 2-14 |
Other stabilities | 100% methanol, 100% ethanol, 8 M urea, 6 M guanidinium hydrochloride, 30% (v/v) acetonitrile |
Lab Results
Automatic Phosphoproteomics for high-throughput projects
Fe-NTA magnetic beads by Cube Biotech have been proven to increase the speed of a high throughput experiment drastically. Leutert et al. (2019) presented the application of PureCube Fe-NTA MagBeads in a procedure that they named R2-P2, which is short for Rapid-Robotic PhosphoProteomics. They used a KingFisherTM Flex for their robotic runs to fully automize the phosphopeptide enrichment process.
Fe-NTA magnetic beads by Cube Biotech have been proven to increase the speed of a high throughput experiment drastically. Leutert et al. (2019) presented the application of PureCube Fe-NTA MagBeads in a procedure that they named R2-P2, which is short for Rapid-Robotic PhosphoProteomics. They used a KingFisherTM Flex for their robotic runs to fully automize the phosphopeptide enrichment process.
![Explanation of an automated phophopeptide enrichment system](/media/36/0d/c1/1665570209/Figure-R2-P2.jpg)
Source: Leutert et al. (2019)
Superiority over other phosphopeptide enrichment methods
Leutert et al. compared three different types of IMAC beads (including our PureCube Fe-NTA) and TiO2 microspheres. As it can be seen in figure 2 our PureCube Fe-NTA magnetic beads presented themselves to be the best option for phosphopeptide enrichment. With our Fe-NTA MagBeads the most unique phosphopeptides (Fig. 2 A and C) were enriched with the highest efficiency (Figure 2 B).
Leutert et al. compared three different types of IMAC beads (including our PureCube Fe-NTA) and TiO2 microspheres. As it can be seen in figure 2 our PureCube Fe-NTA magnetic beads presented themselves to be the best option for phosphopeptide enrichment. With our Fe-NTA MagBeads the most unique phosphopeptides (Fig. 2 A and C) were enriched with the highest efficiency (Figure 2 B).
![Performance of different phopshopeptide enrichment matrices and methods compared](/media/7f/6b/b5/1665570209/Methodenvergleich-vollst-ndig.jpg)
Source: Leutert et al. (2019)
The best product for the best prize
Analyzing and comparing products from various manufacturers and suppliers can often prove to be a laborious task. The presence of varying concentrations and volumes across different suppliers can lead to confusion when trying to identify the optimal cost-benefit ratio. Recognizing these challenges, Cube Biotech has undertaken the effort to compile a comprehensive overview of prices for the frequently utilized phosphopeptide enrichment products ( see Fig. 2 C). Our intention is to provide researchers with a clearer understanding of the prevailing pricing landscape in the market, facilitating informed decision-making.
Analyzing and comparing products from various manufacturers and suppliers can often prove to be a laborious task. The presence of varying concentrations and volumes across different suppliers can lead to confusion when trying to identify the optimal cost-benefit ratio. Recognizing these challenges, Cube Biotech has undertaken the effort to compile a comprehensive overview of prices for the frequently utilized phosphopeptide enrichment products ( see Fig. 2 C). Our intention is to provide researchers with a clearer understanding of the prevailing pricing landscape in the market, facilitating informed decision-making.
![Cube Biotech phopshopeptide Enrichment Beads compared to other competitors](/media/f0/16/44/1689938755/Price-Comparison-Fe-NTA.jpg)
FAQ
Can I get the datasheet for the Al-NTA Agarose?
What can I do with Al-NTA beads?
Al-NTA are meant to be used as the matrix to bind and thus enrich phophopeptides.
How does the phosphopeptide enrichment process work?
Use this protocol as a reference. It is written for our PureCube Fe-NTA MagBeads, so you have to make some adjustments to it.
Can I enrich all phosphopeptides using Al-NTA?
No, this is not possible. Not all phosphopeptides bind to Al-NTA beads. As shown in figure 2 multiples bead types must be used to cover all phosphopeptides off a cell. Because of that we also offer Ti- Zr- and Fe-NTA beads.