
HIS-tagged Protein Purification Kit
HIS标记蛋白质纯化试剂盒
Catalogue : IPK004 Storage: -20ºC
Description:
The HIS Protein Purification Kit is designed for rapid purification of polyhistidine-tagged (His-tagged) recombinant
proteins expressed in cultured cells including mammalian cells, insect cells, yeast and E. coli. The easy-to-follow
procedure is based on novel protein purification chemistry. Up to 100µg of His-tagged protein can be purified in a
standard assay. Purification may take place under native conditions or under denaturing conditions depending on the
solubility and/or desired application of the expressed protein. The purified protein can be used directly for enzymatic
assays, protein biochemical analyses, SDS-PAGE, as well as other protein based applications.
Kit Components:
Components Name Cat# Size
Component A Ni-NTA HIS Binding Resin IT
Component B Binding Buffer N/A 50 mL
Component C Washing Buffer (5X) N/A 50 mL
Component D Elution Buffer N/A 10 mL
Component E Neutralization Buffer N/A 1 mL
Reagents needed, but not provided in the kit:
Lysozyme (Cat. #: PP012)
DTT (Cat. #: MC010)
Phosphate Buffered Saline (PBS) (Cat. #: CC008)
Proteinase Inhibitor Cocktails (Cat. #: MP027)
Procedures (for purification of HIS-tagged protein expressed in E.coli.):
Cell Lysates Preparation and Protein Precipitation:
1. Pellet cells from no more than 10 mL culture by spinning cells at 4000 x g for 5 minutes at RT.
2. Wash the cells once with 10 mL ice-cold Phosphate Buffered Saline (PBS) (Cat. #: CC008) and pellet cells by
spinning at 4000 x g for 5 minutes at RT.
3. Resuspend in 1 mL Binding Buffer supplemented with 1 mg/mL lysozyme (Cat. #: PP012),
MC010), and Proteinase Inhibitor Cocktails (Cat. #: MP027). Transfer into 1.5 mL eppendorf tube.
4. Incubate the sample on ice for 30 minutes.
5. Sonicate the sample on ice to lyse cells (five times for 10 seconds each time with 5 seconds pauses between).
6. Centrifuge lysate at 10,000 x g for 15 minutes at
7. Wash the Ni-NTA HIS Resin with 500 uL Binding Buffer. Centrifuge briefly to bring down the resin.
8. Carefully remove the Binding Buffer.
9. Add 1mL (or less) of the supernatant (from step 6) containing the His-tagged protein onto pre-washed Ni-NTA
HIS Resin.
10. Incubate the resin on shaker for 30 minutes at
11. Wash the Ni-NTA HIS Resin five times with 1 mL Washing Buffer (dilute to 1X with deionized water). Centrifuge
briefly to bring down the resin after each wash.
12. After the last wash, carefully remove the Washing Buffer.
HIS-tagged Protein Elution:
Elution with
1. Add up to 300ul Elution Buffer supplemented with
2. Incubate the samples and controls with gentle shaking for 10 minutes at room temperature.
3. Centrifuge the resin for 30 seconds at 5,000 x g. Transfer the supernatants to a new tube containing
Neutralization Buffer (1/10 volume of Elution Buffer).
4. Determine the protein concentration (Cat. #: MP022) and check the protein quality on SDS-PAGE gel following by
Coomassie Blue Staining (Cat. #: MP002).
Note: The procedure should be performed at room temperature. Do not leave the beads in this buffer >20 minutes.
Elution with Imidazole (not provided)
1. Prepare Imidazole elution solution. Dilute
2. Add 300 uL of Imidazole elution solution to each sample and control resin.
3. Incubate the samples and controls with gentle shaking for 30 minutes at room temperature. Re-suspend the resin
by gentle pippetting.
4. Centrifuge the resin for 30 seconds at 1,000 X g. Transfer the supernatants to fresh test tubes. Be careful not to
transfer any resin.
5. For immediate use, store the supernatants at 2
Note:
HIS-tagged Protein Purification Kit contains sufficient reagents for 30 assays, which can purify His-tagged
proteins up to 10mL bacteria culture per assay.
For culture in different size, increase or reduce the Ni-NTA HIS Binding Resin and buffer volume propotionally.
For different source of culture such as mammalian and plant cells, follow the desirable procedure to prepare the
cell lysates. The Ni-NTA HIS Binding Resin is compatible with the most of the buffer systems that are used in
biochemical application.