Anti-HSP101 | ClpB heat shock protein, C-terminal

Hsp101/ClpBis a member of HSP100 protein family. These proteins help protein aggregates formed during heat stress to fall apart to allow them to be refolded by other chaperones. In spite of expression during heat stress members of HSP100 protein family are also expressed during seed development.

When using this antibody on a new specieswith this antibody perform a following experiment:prepare a leaf extract from a leaf without stress and one that has been heat stressed as follows: Take a whole leaf (in the case of plants with small leaves, likeArabidopsis thaliana), or part of a leaf and place on wet filter paper in a petri dish. Heat stress in the dark at 38°C/90 minutes to 2 hours and then allow to recover for 2 hours at room temperature in low light (leave it on the lab bench). You should be able to load 10 ug for western blotting and compare the non-heat stressed to the heat stressed sample.UseArabidopsis thalianaleaf as a positive control. Following such treatment 1 ug of a total protein fromArabidopsis thalianaallows detection of HSP101.

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Store lyophilized/reconstituted at -20°C; once reconstituted make aliquots to avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles. Please remember to spin the tubes briefly prior to opening them to avoid any losses that might occur from material adhering to the cap or sides of the tube.