Description | This kit can be used to isolate cytosolic and mitochondrial fractions from the same cell or tissue preparations. The procedure is based on the principle of differential centrifugation. The high density nuclei are first removed by low-speed centrifugation on a sucrose cushion. The supernatant containing the mitochondria is subjected to high speed centrifugation to retrieve the mitochondria. This kit contains reagents required for the isolation of mitochondria from 10 grams of mammalian tissues (liver, muscle, etc.) or 100 reactions for cells grown in tissue culture plates. The mitochondrial and cytosolic fractions can be used for studying apoptotic and signal transduction pathways to detect translocation of any factors of interest within the two fractions by western blotting, ELISA, or other assay. |
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