Paper · 1999 · BioTechniques

Organelle Isolation by Magnetic Immunoabsorption

Albert P. Kausch; T. Page Owen; S. Narayanswami; et al.

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Abstract

Currently, most organelle isolation procedures rely on physical parameters and centrifugation for separation. Here, we report the rapid and gentle isolation of a variety of organelles by immunolabeling whole cell lysates with organelle-specific antibodies and streptavidin magnetic particles followed by separation in a magnetic field. Using magnetic immunoabsorption, we have been able to specifically label mouse metaphase chromosomes and a variety of plant organelles, including: amyloplasts, choroplasts and nuclei from whole cell lysates of various plant tissues. We find that the distinct magnetic properties, surface characteristics and mean diameter-size ranges of different particle preparations significantly influence their specific utility for organelle isolations. By using an internal-field magnetic separation device, we have developed a method for quantitative recovery of labeled organelles in microarrays and tested a variety of antibodies to chloroplast outer envelope proteins for their ability to immune-isolate chloroplasts.

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Magnetic immunoabsorption specifically labeled amyloplasts, chloroplasts and nuclei from plant tissues.

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amyloplasts, choroplasts and nucleie0

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“Using magnetic immunoabsorption, we have been able to specifically label mouse metaphase chromosomes and a variety of plant organelles, including: amyloplasts, choroplasts and nuclei from whole cell lysates of various plant tissues.”

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Magnetic particle properties significantly influenced utility for organelle isolation.

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“the distinct magnetic properties, surface characteristics and mean diameter-size ranges of different particle preparations significantly influence their specific utility for organelle isolations”

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“a variety of plant organelles”

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An internal-field magnetic separator enabled quantitative recovery of labeled organelles in microarrays.

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quantitative recovery of labeled organellese0

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“By using an internal-field magnetic separation device, we have developed a method for quantitative recovery of labeled organelles in microarrays”

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“a variety of plant organelles”

✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 441–470 · show in text ↑