Approaches to Detecting Proteins by Fluorescence Microscopy

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Approach #1:

Immunofluorescence using fluorescently-labeled antibody that binds to protein of interest

secondary antibody can be used to enhance primary antibody

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Approach #1: steps

1. Fix the sample

2. Permeabilize the sample

3. Add antibodies

4. Detect using fluorescence microscopy

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Approach #2

Immunofluorescence using

fluorescently-labeled antibody binds to a protein tag that’s attached to protein of interest

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Generating a Fusion Protein

  1. DNA encoding protein of interest

  2. DNA encoding protein tag covalently attached to the DNA encoding protein of interest

  3. transcription

  4. translation

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Approach #3:

Direct fluorescence of a fluorescent protein tag attached to the protein of interest

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Summary

#1 Immunofluorescence using an antibody that binds to the protein of interest

#2 Immunofluorescence using an antibody that binds to a protein tag attached to the protein of interest

#3 Direct fluorescence of a fluorescent protein attached to the protein of interest