Total Protein Quantification
Total protein content is a measurement common to many applications in basic science and clinical research. Several different fluorescent techniques are available that eliminate many of the problems associated with the traditional absorbance-based colorimetric methods to measure total protein content.
Total protein is quantified using the same methods as nucleic acids:
- Spectrophotometric determination of protein and peptides at A280
- Colorimetric determination with Bradford, Lowry and BCA assays, for example
- Fluorometric determination using intrinsic fluorescence or fluorescent probes eg. NanoOrange, CBQCA, Fluorescamine
Total protein quantification can routine be run in a variety of labware on BioTek instruments, including: microplates, Take3™ Micro-Volume plates, cuvettes and BioCell.
Application Notes:
- Fluorometric Protein Quantification using NanoOrange
- Green Fluorescent Protein Quantification in Microplates
Learn more about Total Protein Quantification – see our Applications and technical documentation in Resources.
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