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SNAP-Capture

SNAP-Capture products are agarose or magnetic cellulose beads coupled to a benzylguanine substrate, used to selectively capture and immobilize SNAP-tag® fusion proteins from solution. These beads have a high loading capacity for SNAP-tag fusion proteins and show very low non-specific absorption of proteins from a complex lysate, making them suitable for pull-down applications.

SNAP-tag® is a registered trademark of New England Biolabs, Inc.

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  • Cellular Imaging & Analysis Brochure

    The Cellular Imaging and Analysis brochure provides information on the labeling technologies offered by NEB for studying the function and localization of proteins in cells.

    Publications related to SNAP-Capture

  1. Kindermann M. et al. 2003. Covalent and selective immobilization of fusion proteins JACS . 125, PubMedID: 12822993, DOI:
  2. Huber W. et al. 2004. SPR-based interaction studies with small molecular weight ligands using hAGT fusion proteins Anal. Biochem. . 333, PubMedID: 15450803, DOI:
  3. Sielaff I. et al. 2006. Protein function microarrays based on self-immobilizing and self-labeling fusion proteins ChemBioChem.. 7, PubMedID: 16342318, DOI:
  4. Jongsma M.A., Litjens R. H. 2006. Self-assembling protein arrays on DNA chips by auto-labeling fusion proteins with a single DNA address  Proteomics . 6, PubMedID: 16596705, DOI:
  5. Tugulu S. et al. 2005. Protein-functionalized polymer brushes Biomacromolecules . 6, PubMedID: 15877383, DOI:
  6. Kufer S.K. et al. 2005. Covalent immobilization of recombinant fusion proteins with hAGT for single molecule force spectroscopy Eur. Biophys. J . 35, PubMedID: 16160825, DOI:
  7. Engin S. et al. 2010. Benzylguanine Thiol self-assembled monolayers for the immobilization of SNAP-tag proteins on microcontact-printed surface structures Langmuir . ASAP, PubMedID: 20369837, DOI:
  8. Iversen L. et al. 2008. Templated protein assembly on micro-contact-printed surface patterns. Use of the SNAP-tag protein functionality  Langumuir. May 17, PubMedID: 18484753, DOI:

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