The GeneCopoeia B0101A Biotin Ligase manual provides storage conditions, product contents, usage instructions, reaction examples, and FAQs.
About this manual
The B0101A Biotin Ligase kit from GeneCopoeia contains recombinant BirA enzyme (750 U/µl) and buffers for site‑specific biotinylation of AviTag‑fused proteins. The enzyme activates biotin to biotinyl‑5′‑AMP and transfers it to target proteins, enabling downstream applications such as Western blotting.
The manual details product components, purity (>95%), storage guidelines, buffer compositions, a step‑by‑step reaction protocol, precautions, and a FAQ section that addresses common experimental concerns. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Product Overview
- Source
- Enzyme Activity Definition
- Purity
- Applications
- Storage Conditions
- Product Components
- Precautions
- FAQ
- Reaction System Example
Specifications
| Enzyme concentration | 750 U/µl |
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| Purity | >95% |
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| Long‑term storage temperature | -80 °C |
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| Short‑term storage temperature | -20 °C (up to 4 °C for three months >90% activity) |
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| Buffer A composition | 0.5 M Bicine, pH 8.3 |
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| Buffer B composition | 100 mM ATP, 100 mM MgOAc, 500 µM D‑Biotin |
Frequently asked questions
How can I prevent protease degradation of my substrate protein?
The Biotin Ligase product has no protease activity; if using crude protein, add an appropriate protease inhibitor to prevent degradation.
Does Tween‑20 affect the biotinylation reaction?
No, 0.2 % Tween‑20 has no impact on the reaction.