Preparation of ATP13A2 microsomes from Sf9 cells

Sue Sim, eunyong_park

Published: 2022-07-20 DOI: 10.17504/protocols.io.kxygxzde4v8j/v1

Abstract

Isolate microsomes from Sf9 cells expressing ATP13A2

Steps

1.

Thaw Sf9 cell pellets at room temperature (typical size around 5g for 0.4 L of culture)

2.

All subsequent steps should be carried out at 4°C

3.

Wash pellet twice with 15 mL of Phosphate-buffered Saline, centrifuge at 1000x g,4°C in between washes

3.1.

Gently resuspend by inverting tube and pipetting

4.

Collect cells after final wash by centrifugation at 1500x g,4°C

5.

Resuspend cells in 10 mL Lysis Buffer

6.

Swell cells in Lysis Buffer by incubating on ice for 0h 10m 0s to 0h 15m 0s

7.

Lyse with Dounce homogenizer, 40 strokes tight

8.

Dilute homogenate in equal volume Resuspension Buffer and mix

9.

Further lyse with Dounce homogenizer, 20 strokes tight

10.

Spin down at 1000x g,4°C to remove nuclear fraction and unbroken cells and save supernatant

11.

Spin down at 10000x g,4°C (Sorvall SS-34 rotor) to remove mitochondrial-lysosomal fraction and save supernatant

12.

Transfer supernatant to ultracentrifuge tubes and spin down at 200000x g,4°C (Beckman Type 45 Ti rotor) to collect microsomes

13.

Resuspend microsomal pellet in Storage Buffer

14.

Measure microsome concentrations based on total protein concentration using the Bradford Assay and bovine serum albumin as a standard

15.

Flash-freeze in aliquots of 25-100 μL at concentrations between 2-5 mg/mL using liquid nitrogen and store at -80C until use

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