
SNAP Surface
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- Cellular Labeling (E9100)
- Cellular Labeling (S9103)
- Cellular Labeling (S9105)
- Cellular Labeling (S9107)
- Cellular Labeling (S9109)
- Cellular Labeling (S9110)
- Cellular Labeling (S9112)
- Cellular Labeling (S9124)
- Cellular Labeling (S9129)
- Cellular Labeling (S9132)
- Cellular Labeling (S9134)
- Cellular Labeling (S9136)
- Cellular Labeling (S9101)
- Labeling of Proteins in vitro (S9110)
- Labeling of Proteins in vitro (S9103)
- Labeling of Proteins in vitro (S9105)
- Labeling of Proteins in vitro (S9107)
- Labeling of Proteins in vitro (S9109)
- Labeling of Proteins in vitro (S9143)
- Labeling of Proteins in vitro (S9101)
- Labeling Proteins in vitro (S9112)
- Labeling Proteins in vitro (S9124)
- Labeling Proteins in vitro (S9129)
- Labeling Proteins in vitro (S9132)
- Labeling Proteins in vitro (S9134)
- Labeling Proteins in vitro (S9136)
- Use of SNAP-Cell Block with SNAP-Cell Substrates (E9100)
- View the video "Fluorescent Labeling of COS-7 Expressing SNAP-tag Fusion Proteins for Live Cell Imaging" in the Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE)
- Cellular Labeling (E9120)
- Labeling Proteins in vitro (E9120)
- Cloning of SNAP-tag Fusions in pSNAPf (N9183)
- Cloning of SNAP-tag Fusions in pSNAP-tag(T7)-2 (N9181)
- Expression of SNAP-tag Fusions (N9181)
- Expression of SNAPf Fusions (N9183)
- Labeling of Proteins in vitro (E9100)
- Use with SNAP-Surface substrates (S9143)
- Cellular Labeling (S9159)
- Labeling of Proteins in vitro (S9159)
- Labeling and Imaging of Cell Surface Receptors Mediated by SNAP-tag®
- Labeling of Escherichia coli Expressed SNAP-tag® Fusion Proteins
- Simultaneous Fluorescent Labeling of Proteins in Living Cells
- Simultaneous Labeling of Two Proteins in Live Cells
- SNAPf based pulse labeling for analysis of protein turnover in living cells
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SNAP-tag® Technologies: Tools to Study Protein Function
Read about the NEB’s set of protein tools for the specific labeling (SNAP-, CLIP-, ACP- and MCP-tags) of fusion proteins.
- Cellular Imaging & Analysis Brochure
- Comparison of SNAP-tag®/CLIP-tag™ Technologies to GFP
- Labeling with SNAP-tag® Technology Troubleshooting Guide
Feature Articles
Brochures
Selection Tools
Troubleshooting Guides
- Maffei, M., Morelli, C., Graham, E., Patriarca, S., Donzelli, L., Doleschall, B., de Castro, Reis, F., Nocchi, L., Chadick, C.H., Reymond, L., Correa, I.R., Jr., Johnsson, K., Hackett, J.A., Heppenstall, P.A 2019. A ligand based system for receptor specific delivery of proteins Sci Rep. 9(1), PubMedID: 31844114, DOI: 10.1038/s41598-019-55797-1
- Gabriele Fuchs, Alexey N Petrov, Caleb D Marceau, Lauren M Popov, Jin Chen, Sen E O'Leary, Richard Wang, Jan E Carette, Peter Sarnow, Joseph D Puglisi 2015. Kinetic pathway of 40S ribosomal subunit recruitment to hepatitis C virus internal ribosome entry site Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 112(2), PubMedID: 25516984, DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1421328111.
- Elena Shvets, Vassilis Bitsikas, Gillian Howard, Carsten Gram Hansen, Benjamin J Nichols 2015. Dynamic caveolae exclude bulk membrane proteins and are required for sorting of excess glycosphingolipids Nat Commun. 6, PubMedID: 25897946, DOI: 10.1038/ncomms7867.
- Juri Nio Bach, Marc Bramkamp 2015. Dissecting the molecular properties of prokaryotic flotillins PLoS One. 10(1), PubMedID: 25635948, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0116750.
- Margaret L Rodgers, Joshua Paulson, Aaron A Hoskins 2015. Rapid isolation and single-molecule analysis of ribonucleoproteins from cell lysate by SNAP-SiMPull RNA. 21(5), PubMedID: 25805862, DOI: 10.1261/rna.047845.114
- Meron Mengistu, Krishanu Ray, George K Lewis, Anthony L DeVico 2015. Antigenic properties of the human immunodeficiency virus envelope glycoprotein gp120 on virions bound to target cells PLoS Pathog. 11(3), PubMedID: 25807494, DOI: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1004772.
- Clone and express once, then use with a variety of substrates
- Non-toxic to living cells
- Wide selection of fluorescent substrates
- Highly specific covalent labeling
- Simultaneous dual labeling
- Simultaneous dual protein labeling on the surface of live cells
- Protein localization and translocation
- Pulse-chase experiments
- Receptor internalization studies
- Selective cell surface labeling
- Protein pull-down assays
- Protein detection in SDS-PAGE
- Flow cytometry
- High throughput binding assays in microtiter plates
- Biosensor interaction experiments
- FRET-based binding assays
- Single molecule labeling
- Super-resolution microscopy
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