Thermo Scientific™ Syn-PER™ Synaptic Protein Extraction Reagent

Description

Isolate synaptosomes containing functional synaptic proteins from neuronal tissue and primary cultured neurons with this cell lysis reagent.

Thermo Scientific™ Syn-PER Synaptic Protein Extraction Reagent is a proprietary cell lysis reagent for efficient isolation of synaptosomes containing functional synaptic proteins from neuronal tissue and primary cultured neurons.

Syn-PER Reagent is used to prepare synaptosomes containing biologically active pre-and post-synaptic proteins. When used with fresh neuronal tissue or primary cultured neurons, synaptosomes prepared with the Syn-PER Reagent can be used to study synaptic transmission. The synaptosomal proteins contained in these extracts can also be used for downstream applications such as Western blotting, immunoprecipitation, enzymatic activity assays and protein-protein interaction studies. Syn-PER Synaptic Protein Extraction Reagent minimizes the degradation of phosphoproteins and is ideal for studies requiring the preservation of phosphoprotein integrity.

Highlights:

• Efficient extraction – obtain up to 10μg of synaptic protein per milligram of neuronal tissue or 4μg synaptic protein per 35mm dish of primary cultured neurons (10⁶ cells)

• Gentle formulation – isolate viable synaptosomes, extract native synaptic proteins and preserve phosphoprotein integrity

• Fast procedure – obtain synaptosomal suspension in less than one hour

• Simple protocol – requires no ultracentrifugation steps

Recommended for:

Isolate functional synaptosomes to study neurotransmitter release; Extract pre- and post-synaptic proteins to identify changes in protein composition and function in synapses; Preserve and study labile or transient protein phosphorylation events associated with synapses

Specifications

• Product Line: Syn-PER™
• Content And Storage: Upon receipt store product at 4°C.
• Quantity: 100 mL
• Format: Liquid
• Product Type: Reagent
• Volume (Metric): 100 mL

For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.