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immunoprecipitation
(redirected from Coimmunoprecipitation)

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immunoprecipitation [‚im·yə·nō·prə‚sip·ə′tā·shən]
(immunology)
A protein purification method which involves the formation of an antibody-protein complex to separate out the protein of interest.
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A few examples of specific topics include locomotor activity in rodents, automated video image analysis of larval zebrafish locomotor rhythms, identification of clock genes using difference gel electrophoresis, quantitative polymerase chain reaction, coimmunoprecipitation assay, manipulation of mammalian cell lines for circadian studies, and immunocytochemistry on suprachiasmatic nucleus slices.
Circadian rhythms; methods and protocols by SciTech Book News
In order to elucidate dynamic biochemical interactions, an HA-tagged version of dbf4p was used in coimmunoprecipitation experiments with cells blocked in early S phase as well as late mitosis.
Cellular, molecular and developmental biology by Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
 
 
 
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